FAQ
What do I need to provide for the AI Code Audit Report?
You send a ZIP archive of your code (without secrets, keys or .env files). NATI analyzes structure, risks,
tests and TODOs and returns a human-readable PDF/HTML report plus a CI-friendly JSON summary.
How safe is the AutoFix Engine (Light)?
AutoFix runs in an isolated sandbox with snapshots before and after each run.
We focus on small, safe corrections: syntax errors, obvious bugs and simple refactors.
You always receive a before/after diff so you can review every change.
What does “Lite / Beta” mean for Full Refactor?
It means the refactor service is already useful and stable, but we are still expanding its depth and coverage.
You get real refactor suggestions, improved code and basic tests,
but we keep the “Beta” label to be honest about the current scope and iterations.
Which languages and stacks do you support today?
The primary focus is Python-based projects (APIs, backends, automation scripts, data tools).
Other languages are possible, but evaluated case by case — you can describe your stack in the request email.
Will you push directly to my repository?
No. You receive patches, diffs and reports as downloadable files.
You decide what to merge and when. NATI stays on the “advisor / assistant” side of the flow.
Can we start with a small trial?
Yes. AI Code Audit Report is the ideal entry point: small, scoped and fully self-contained.
After the first report you can decide whether to upgrade to AutoFix or Refactor.
How big can my project be for the free browser preview?
The online preview is optimized for ZIP archives up to about 8 MB.
For typical Python projects this usually covers small and medium codebases.
Larger projects are still supported – you can send a GitHub link or a direct download
link by email, and we’ll run the audit offline and send you the full report.