AGENCY CLIENT HANDOVER

Taking over a client's codebase for a new engagement?

Every new client starts with a codebase your team didn't write. Map its architecture, entry points and risks on day one, and hand the client a report they can read.

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Codebase Report
acme-platform · generated 2 min ago
77 / 100
Dead Code Flags44
Zombie Code Flags8
Key Person RiskCritical
Secrets Found1 Medium
Technical Debt~23–46h
Memory Score77 / 100
Files Analysed312
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Oriented on day one, every engagement

A reading guide built from the client's actual code and its git history — real entry points, real dependencies — instead of a week of reverse-engineering per project.

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A report the client can read

A live, no-login share link with a health score, key-person risk and dead code findings — the state of the code you were handed, in writing, before you change a line.

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Repeatable across your whole book

The same analysis runs on every client repository, so a takeover is a two-minute step in your onboarding process, not a bespoke project each time.

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Evaluating the code before you sign the engagement, not after? See technical due diligence. Inheriting a codebase inside your own company instead? See inherited codebase.

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Common questions

How do I get oriented in a new client's codebase fast?

Generate a reading guide from the client's actual code and its git history — real entry points and dependencies — in under two minutes.

What should I hand a client before starting a new engagement?

A live, shareable report with a health score, dead code findings and key-person risk, so the starting state of the code is on record before you change a line.

Does this work across many different client repositories?

Yes. The same analysis runs on any repository you connect, so a takeover is a repeatable step rather than a bespoke project each time.