Code Quality

Run code quality checks on the frontend and backend

PublishedJun 11, 2026

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Run a systematic code quality review across $ARGUMENTS (or the full project if omitted).

Steps

1. Automated checks

Frontend (JSX/JS):

npm run lint

Backend (C#):

dotnet build api/ai-interview-guide.csproj --no-incremental -v quiet

Report all errors and warnings found.

2. Manual quality scan

For each modified .jsx, .js, or .cs file, check:

React/JSX:

No unused useState / useEffect
Loading states only show when no data exists
Error state checked before loading state
Every list has an empty state
SSE EventSource closed on unmount
No console.log left in production paths

C# Azure Functions:

No API key logged (nvapi- / sk_ must never appear in logger calls)
No .Result / .Wait() on Task (must be await)
CancellationToken threaded through async calls
Stihia failure caught and fails open (not throws)
IMemoryCache entries have expiry set

Both:

No hardcoded secrets
Input validated at system boundaries
No dead code / unreachable branches

3. Architecture sync

If any .dsl file was touched:

./Convert-DslToArchitecture.ps1

Check that architecture.json is up to date.

4. Report

Categorise all findings:

Critical — security, broken logic, data loss risk
Warning — convention violations, performance, correctness concerns
Suggestion — naming, simplification, documentation gaps

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