SynapseAudit is designed around a deliberate, developer-driven execution model.
Every part of its operation is centered on explicit intent, local context, and predictable behavior.
Unlike background scanners or always-on analyzers, SynapseAudit runs only when asked to, analyzes only the code placed in context, and produces results that are immediately visible and actionable inside VS Code.
Understanding how SynapseAudit works requires understanding four core principles:
Trigger-based execution
Context-scoped code access
Behavior-driven analysis
Local-first processing with optional extensions
The sections below explain each stage in detail.