Quodeq is an AI agent that audits your entire codebase against ISO 25010’s six structural quality dimensions—functional suitability, performance efficiency, compatibility, usability, reliability, security, maintainability, and portability—all mapped to Common Weakness Enumeration (CWE) classes. You point it at any project and it uses read-only tools to follow imports, open files, and understand context across multiple languages and frameworks. It isn’t a simple linter; it builds a model of your code’s structure before scoring. Its scoring uses a Q² formula that factors in both violations and compliances. Instead of only penalizing bad code, it rewards good patterns you’ve implemented. After analysis, Quodeq generates a report showing every issue alongside its ISO dimension, CWE identifier, exact code snippet, and a step-by-step fix plan. You can copy those fix plans directly into your IDE or feed them to another AI assistant for one-click remediation paths. Quodeq runs entirely on your machine if you use Ollama, or you can connect it to cloud models like Claude, Codex, or Gemini. The entire code is MIT licensed—nothing’s hidden. You can read through its logic, extend or tweak the quality dimensions, and contribute improvements back to the project. No closed waters here. Out of the box, you get ISO 25010 and CWE checks, but you can also define your own criteria—whether for individual projects, team standards, or company-wide policies. It integrates with popular languages and frameworks, giving you a flexible, standards-based way to enforce reliability, security, and maintainability at scale.