Enji GuardAudits
Recurring audit
A recurring audit is a scheduled or repeated check that measures project health again as the repository and linked product change over time.
What it means
A recurring audit repeats health checks after time passes or code changes. It answers what the project looks like now, not what it looked like during the first scan.
Why it matters for AI-written code
Agent-driven development changes repositories quickly. A one-time audit becomes stale, while recurring audits keep risk visible as new features, dependencies, and tests land.
Guard and Fleet context
Recurring audits are the engine of the Guard model. They show whether the project is moving toward green, staying green, or drifting back into risk.
How Enji Guard helps
Guard reruns audits, points to the weakest current areas, and connects those findings to focused improvements that humans can review.