feature-audit
Feature Audit
Ensures features are not just implemented but actually user-accessible. Bridges the gap between "code complete" and "user can use it."
When NOT to Use
- Analyzing agent/session patterns — Use
session-reviewfor retrospectives on how work went - Security review — Use
security-auditfor vulnerability scanning; this skill checks feature completeness, not security - Creating the plan — Use
planningto break down PRDs into tasks; this skill audits after implementation
Completeness Levels
| Level | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | Not Started | No implementation evidence |
| 1 | Backend Only | Service/API exists, no frontend |
| 2 | Frontend Exists | UI components exist, not accessible |
| 3 | Routable | Has route/screen, not in navigation |
| 4 | Accessible | In navigation, users can reach it |
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