Real-Time Safety Auditor

Purpose

The Real-Time Safety Auditor enforces Orpheus SDK's critical real-time constraints by analyzing C++ code for violations that could cause audio dropouts, latency spikes, or non-deterministic behavior. This skill encodes deep domain knowledge about broadcast-safe audio programming and prevents common mistakes that would break professional-grade performance requirements.

Core Requirements:

• No heap allocations in audio threads (causes unbounded latency)
• No locks in audio threads (causes priority inversion, blocking)
• No blocking I/O in audio threads (unpredictable delays)
• No unbounded operations (ensure deterministic execution time)
• Sample-accurate timing (64-bit atomic counters only, no floating-point time)

This skill is the primary enforcement mechanism for maintaining Orpheus's "broadcast-safe" guarantee (24/7 reliability, <5ms latency, zero dropouts).

When to Use

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