Full Review: Quad Audit Orchestrator

Run four independent audits in parallel and present each report separately. One command that catches bugs, slop, security issues, and stale docs across the entire codebase without invoking each skill manually.

The four audits:

1. Code Review (code-review skill) - bugs, logic errors, edge cases, race conditions, resource leaks, convention violations. Uses confidence-based filtering (>= 80%), adversarial self-check, and evidence-based verification.
2. Slop Check (anti-slop skill) - machine-generated patterns, over-abstraction, verbose code, stale idioms
3. Security Audit (security-audit skill) - vulnerabilities, secrets, dependency risks, OWASP mapping
4. Docs Sweep (update-docs skill) - stale docs, bloated instruction files, missing gotchas, broken links, companion-file drift

Each audit runs in its own parallel agent/subprocess with a fresh context window, so they don't compete for tokens or bias each other's findings.

When to use

• Running a repo-wide quality gate before merge, release, or handoff
• Auditing an unfamiliar codebase across correctness, security, slop, and docs in one pass
• Getting a broad review when the user explicitly wants multiple audit lenses at once