Introduction

Episode 1

Introduction

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The video introduces "audit commands" or "audit skills" (the terms are used interchangeably) available on faster.dev. These are not UI-focused skills but are designed to be run after completing significant development work like a feature, refactor, or after an initial development phase when the project's direction becomes clearer. The purpose is to "trim back" the codebase, removing overgrowth and maintaining code quality. The speaker lists several audit commands, all prefixed with "audit": Drift, Abstractions, Idiomatic, Boundaries, Dead Code, Errors, and Names. The speaker plans to create separate videos for each audit command to demonstrate their functionality and the reports they generate. The typical workflow involves running the audits, generating reports, using the report data to formulate a plan to address issues, reviewing that plan, and then executing the plan to improve the codebase. The primary goal is to identify and remove unnecessary or problematic code introduced during development.

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