Skill Health Audit

Review a skill as a versioned procedural artifact. The audit produces evidence for a maintainer; it does not become an autonomous editing or publishing loop.

Audit Lenses

Check the target skill and its neighboring public surfaces for:

• trigger fit and false activation;
• required structure and metadata;
• intended use, out-of-scope boundaries, risks, and anti-patterns;
• composability and conflict with neighboring skills;
• model sensitivity and instruction-following burden;
• activation cases, positive fixtures, negative cases, and fixture/held-out evidence;
• prompt bloat, repeated rules, and context overhead;
• catalog/README drift, card drift, and generated-artifact drift;
• regression risk, unsafe authority expansion, and missing human gates;
• the highest evidence-supported evaluation tier.