Codebase
Architectural Audit.
Most production applications suffer from Design Debt: a compounding accumulation of unmapped colors, detached type scales, and layout regressions that bloat maintenance overhead. Maddox is an automated diagnostic engine that parses production URLs, mapping raw CSS fragmentation into an auditable structural verdict.
Run the engine against your production URL below. If the verdict flags critical fragmentation, we use the generated manifest to scope and execute your design system refactor.
Dogfooding the Engine: 79% (B) — Structural Drift
We are not immune to debt. During the high-velocity deployment of our own studio site, we ran Maddox against our production build to baseline the engine. The audit exposed 7 distinct variants of near-black hex codes and 32 non-standard font sizes embedded within our infrastructure.
Rather than ignoring the telemetry, we used the Maddox manifest to ruthlessly refactor our @theme source of truth, consolidating 105 fragmented utility declarations into a single, zero-drift atomic system.
We built this utility because we needed it. Your codebase likely looks worse.
Identifies Token Forking: clustering near-miss hex codes using programmatic threshold matching to isolate where palette integrity is breaking down.
Maps font-size declarations across all CSS layers. Scores against an ideal architectural scale of 8 to 12 discrete steps.
Evaluates z-index sprawl and spacing entropy. Excessive stacking contexts indicate component isolation failures and collision risk.