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Whole-repo audits in eight modes. Codebase — merged structural + correctness audit, should this exist AND does it do what it promises. Triggers "nuclear review", "code judo", "whole codebase review", "should this exist", "adversarial audit", "fable audit", "correctness audit", "e
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Whole-repo audits in eight modes. Codebase — merged structural + correctness audit, should this exist AND does it do what it promises. Triggers "nuclear review", "code judo", "whole codebase review", "should this exist", "adversarial audit", "fable audit", "correctness audit", "expectation gaps". Docs/Process — doc drift, walkable journeys. Triggers "audit the docs", "doc drift", "process audit", "walk the journeys". Performance — measured-only perf audit; no finding without a number. Triggers "perf audit", "performance audit", "why is it slow", "bundle audit", "build is slow". Threat-model — abuse paths. Triggers "threat model", "STRIDE", "attack surface". Motion — animation audit. Triggers "motion audit", "audit the animations". SEO — discoverability + AEO. Triggers "seo audit", "aeo", "answer engine", "llms.txt", "rank better". Debt — `SHORTCUT:` ledger. Triggers "debt ledger", "shortcut ledger". Owns bare "audit the codebase"; single-page CWV fix loops go to /lighthouse.
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Audit
Standalone Codex host branch
Claude frontmatter, TLDR, agent teams, dynamic workflows, codex-verifier, and
codex-run.ts do not apply in standalone Codex. Keep source inspection
read-only. Map with rg --files, rg -n, direct import/caller searches, focused
file reads, and the repo's own diagnostics; never claim TLDR ran. Use Context7
only when the user configured that MCP. Otherwise inspect pinned manifests and
lockfiles, consult official package documentation through native browsing when
available, and label currency or API claims unverified when neither source is
reachable. This package does not auto-run unpinned registry MCP packages.
For fan-out, create each new reader with spawn_agent, continue a live reader
with send_message, trigger another turn for an idle existing reader with
followup_task, wait with wait_agent, and stop its current turn with
interrupt_agent only when necessary. Only read-only reviewers
may overlap. Writers share the working tree unless the live host explicitly
offers isolation, so the main session writes the final report after readers
finish; any implementer and test-writer phases must be serialized with
non-overlapping ownership.
One skill, eight whole-repo audit modes. Seven of them share a skeleton: read the surface in full (never sample), hunt with explicit categories, and ship a prioritized, executable report or plan set. Six families of question:
- Codebase — one merged audit, two lenses on the same read. The structure lens (ported from Cursor's internal
thermo-nuclear-code-quality-reviewskill, reported by Eric Zakariasson as Cursor's most-used internal skill; formerly this skill's standalone Maintainability mode) asks should this code exist? — 1k-line sprawl, thin wrappers, code-judo deletions, dependency freshness via context7. The behavior lens (adapted from the fable audit goal-spec trio, gistdiegomarino/04970a2b8d9cc419de3ba05b9a03db5a; formerly the separate Codebase mode) asks does it do what it promises? — correctness, incoherences, affordance gaps. Merged August 2026: both modes fanned the same whole-repo readers over the same files and shipped near-identical reports, so they now run as one pass with two hunt lists. The July 2026 cc-settings audit ran the behavior lens and produced 28 findings, ~all confirmed and fixed. - Docs and Process — from the same fable audit trio. Truth and structure of the docs (docs), walkable end-to-end journeys (process). The mechanics that made the July 2026 audit work (stable IDs, CONFIRMED/PLAUSIBLE, concrete failure scenarios, design tensions vs line findings, open questions for the maintainer) are the contract for these modes.
- Performance — asks where is time actually going, measured? Empirical-only: a finding does not exist until a number confirms it. Covers client runtime (via the same Lighthouse protocol
/lighthouseuses), bundle and build, server and data, and code-level hot paths, adapting to what the repo actually is (web app vs CLI vs library). - Threat-Model — adapted from openai/skills
security-threat-model(Apache-2.0). Asks what can go wrong, and who would exploit it? — trust boundaries, attacker capability, abuse paths tied to attacker goals, mitigations mapped to components. - Motion — adapted from emilkowalski/skills
improve-animations(MIT). Asks where does animation work have the highest leverage? — purpose/frequency, easing/duration, physicality/origin, interruptibility, performance, accessibility, cohesion, and missed opportunities, turned into self-contained implementation plans rather than a findings report. - SEO — distilled from shipped Darkroom work (satus PRs #348/#405/#413 and darkroomengineering/website PRs #40/#65, which converged independently on the same architecture). Asks will this site be found, ranked, and cited? — canonical integrity, sitemap reachability, per-content metadata, structured data, and the AEO surfaces (llms.txt, named AI crawlers, machine-view routes) that answer engines read.
Codebase mode's structure lens should push to be ambitious — do not merely identify local cleanup opportunities, actively search for "code judo" moves. Every adversarial mode holds no loyalty to the current design — hunt defects, drift, dead ends, and abuse paths rather than confirm things work.
The eighth mode, Debt, is the odd one out: a mechanical grep that collects SHORTCUT: markers into a ledger. It shares none of the skeleton above and makes no judgement — see Mode: Debt at the end of this file.
Mode Router
The bare phrase "audit the codebase" routes straight to Codebase mode — the merge removed the old maintainability-vs-correctness question, because one pass now carries both lenses.
Trigger phrases by mode:
| Mode | Phrases |
|---|---|
| Codebase | "audit the codebase", "nuclear review", "thermonuclear review", "code judo", "deep code quality audit", "harsh maintainability review", "whole codebase review", "should this exist", "adversarial audit", "fable audit", "expectation gaps", "correctness audit" |
| Docs | "audit the docs", "docs audit", "doc drift" |
| Process | "process audit", "audit the workflows", "walk the journeys", "end-to-end audit" |
| Performance | "perf audit", "performance audit", "why is the app slow", "bundle audit", "build is slow", "speed audit" |
| Threat-Model | "threat model", "STRIDE", "attack surface", "abuse paths" |
| Motion | "motion audit", "audit the animations", "improve the animations" |
| SEO | "seo audit", "aeo", "ai engine optimization", "answer engine", "discoverability audit", "rank better", "llms.txt" |
| Debt | "debt ledger", "shortcut ledger", "what did we defer", "what corners did we cut" |
One remaining ambiguity, Performance vs /lighthouse: a page-speed ask scoped to a URL or a target score ("check page speed on /", "improve web vitals", "get LCP under 2.5s") is /lighthouse — it measures one page and loops fixes until targets are met. A repo-wide ask ("performance audit", "why is the app slow") is this skill's Performance mode — it measures every surface and ships a report. When the phrasing genuinely fits both, ask which the user wants; don't guess.
Debt mode is a mechanical grep — run it standalone or as a cheap first pass before Codebase mode.
When to use vs other review skills
/review— per-diff Darkroom checklist (TypeScript / React / a11y / perf / security), now including an animation checklist when the diff touches motion. Every change./audit(this skill) — periodic whole-repo audit, eight modes. Codebase mode asks "should this code exist, and does it do what it promises?"; docs and process modes ask whether the docs tell the truth and the journeys walk end-to-end; performance mode asks "where is time actually going, measured?"; threat-model mode asks "what can go wrong, and who would exploit it?"; motion mode asks "where does the animation work have the highest leverage?"; seo mode asks "will this site be found, ranked, and cited?"; debt mode asks "what did we defer on purpose?" Run codebase mode on major version cuts, after extended velocity sprints, before a load-bearing migration. Docs and process modes shine before releases and after feature bursts. Performance mode fits before a launch, after a dependency-heavy sprint, or whenever "the site feels slow" comes up without a number attached. Threat-model mode fits before a security-sensitive launch or a new internet-facing surface. Motion mode fits after a UI-heavy sprint or before a client showcase. SEO mode fits before a site launch and as a first pass on any client marketing/content site./lighthouse— single-page CWV measurement plus a fix-until-targets-met loop. Performance mode delegates its client-runtime measurements to the same Lighthouse protocol and hands findings back to/lighthouseor/refactorfor execution; it never duplicates the loop./zero-tech-debt— rework a specific patch to its intended end-state. Not a review — it edits./verify— adversarial check of a single change/claim, not a repo sweep.
A typical sequence: /audit codebase produces findings → engineers cherry-pick the highest-leverage ones → /zero-tech-debt or /refactor to execute.
Claude Code only (v2.1.154+): standalone Codex skips this tip and the Workflow command below. In Claude, run
/effort ultracodebefore invoking this skill. Whole-repo audits are the canonical shape that benefits from dynamic workflows — phase state lives in the workflow script rather than Claude's context window, individual areas can be reviewed in parallel (up to 16 concurrent), and the run can resume from cached agent results within the session. Dynamic workflows default to a medium size guideline, aiming for fewer than 15 agents (v2.1.219) — it's advisory, not enforced, but a repo with more modules than that is worth raisingworkflowSizeGuidelinefor explicitly before the fan-out phase rather than silently exceeding the default.A ready-made example for codebase mode's structure lens ships at
references/nuclear-review.workflow.js(installed to~/.claude/skills/audit/references/). It is opt-in, not a dependency — the mode works with no Workflow tool. Run it withWorkflow({ scriptPath: "~/.claude/skills/audit/references/nuclear-review.workflow.js" }), or copy it into.claude/workflows/. It maps the repo, fans out one structural reviewer per module, audits dependencies, and synthesizes one report. Treat it as a template — adapt its module list, schemas, and phases to the repo at hand rather than running it verbatim.
Shared Contract (Codebase, Docs, Process, Threat-Model, SEO, and Performance modes)
Role. No loyalty to the current design/structure/flows. Act simultaneously as a senior staff engineer, a skeptical first-time consumer, and an adversarial reviewer. Understand deeply enough to challenge, not merely validate.
Method.
- Per area, state how it SHOULD behave, then read (or run) to confirm or refute. Every expectation-vs-reality gap is a finding.
- Every finding needs a concrete scenario: specific inputs/state leading to the wrong or surprising result. No vague "could be improved."
- Mark each finding CONFIRMED (traced or reproduced) or PLAUSIBLE (suspected). Try to disprove yourself first; discard findings that don't survive. (Performance mode tightens this: PLAUSIBLE does not exist there — see its evidence rule.)
- Where something is sound, say so once and move on — spend effort where it isn't.
Cross-model + intent passes. In Claude, run the shared procedures in
references/audit-contract.md (§1 Codex cross-model pass via codex-verifier
on the finding list, §2 team-knowledge reconciliation). Both are gated and fail
open. Standalone C
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name: audit
argument-hint: "[codebase|docs|process|performance|debt|threat-model|motion|seo]"
description: Whole-repo audits in eight modes. Codebase — merged structural + correctness audit, should this exist AND does it do what it promises. Triggers "nuclear review", "code judo", "whole codebase review", "should this exist", "adversarial audit", "fable audit", "correctness audit", "expectation gaps". Docs/Process — doc drift, walkable journeys. Triggers "audit the docs", "doc drift", "process audit", "walk the journeys". Performance — measured-only perf audit; no finding without a number. Triggers "perf audit", "performance audit", "why is it slow", "bundle audit", "build is slow". Threat-model — abuse paths. Triggers "threat model", "STRIDE", "attack surface". Motion — animation audit. Triggers "motion audit", "audit the animations". SEO — discoverability + AEO. Triggers "seo audit", "aeo", "answer engine", "llms.txt", "rank better". Debt — `SHORTCUT:` ledger. Triggers "debt ledger", "shortcut ledger". Owns bare "audit the codebase"; single-page CWV fix loops go to /lighthouse.
context: main
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# Audit
## Standalone Codex host branch
Claude frontmatter, TLDR, agent teams, dynamic workflows, `codex-verifier`, and
`codex-run.ts` do not apply in standalone Codex. Keep source inspection
read-only. Map with `rg --files`, `rg -n`, direct import/caller searches, focused
file reads, and the repo's own diagnostics; never claim TLDR ran. Use Context7
only when the user configured that MCP. Otherwise inspect pinned manifests and
lockfiles, consult official package documentation through native browsing when
available, and label currency or API claims unverified when neither source is
reachable. This package does not auto-run unpinned registry MCP packages.
For fan-out, create each new reader with `spawn_agent`, continue a live reader
with `send_message`, trigger another turn for an idle existing reader with
`followup_task`, wait with `wait_agent`, and stop its current turn with
`interrupt_agent` only when necessary. Only read-only reviewers
may overlap. Writers share the working tree unless the live host explicitly
offers isolation, so the main session writes the final report after readers
finish; any implementer and test-writer phases must be serialized with
non-overlapping ownership.
One skill, eight whole-repo audit modes. Seven of them share a skeleton: read the surface **in full** (never sample), hunt with explicit categories, and ship a prioritized, executable report or plan set. Six families of question:
- **Codebase** — one merged audit, two lenses on the same read. The **structure lens** (ported from Cursor's internal `thermo-nuclear-code-quality-review` skill, reported by Eric Zakariasson as Cursor's most-used internal skill; formerly this skill's standalone Maintainability mode) asks **should this code exist?** — 1k-line sprawl, thin wrappers, code-judo deletions, dependency freshness via context7. The **behavior lens** (adapted from the fable audit goal-spec trio, gist `diegomarino/04970a2b8d9cc419de3ba05b9a03db5a`; formerly the separate Codebase mode) asks **does it do what it promises?** — correctness, incoherences, affordance gaps. Merged August 2026: both modes fanned the same whole-repo readers over the same files and shipped near-identical reports, so they now run as one pass with two hunt lists. The July 2026 cc-settings audit ran the behavior lens and produced 28 findings, ~all confirmed and fixed.
- **Docs and Process** — from the same fable audit trio. Truth and structure of the docs (docs), walkable end-to-end journeys (process). The mechanics that made the July 2026 audit work (stable IDs, CONFIRMED/PLAUSIBLE, concrete failure scenarios, design tensions vs line findings, open questions for the maintainer) are the contract for these modes.
- **Performance** — asks **where is time actually going, measured?** Empirical-only: a finding does not exist until a number confirms it. Covers client runtime (via the same Lighthouse protocol `/lighthouse` uses), bundle and build, server and data, and code-level hot paths, adapting to what the repo actually is (web app vs CLI vs library).
- **Threat-Model** — adapted from openai/skills `security-threat-model` (Apache-2.0). Asks **what can go wrong, and who would exploit it?** — trust boundaries, attacker capability, abuse paths tied to attacker goals, mitigations mapped to components.
- **Motion** — adapted from emilkowalski/skills `improve-animations` (MIT). Asks **where does animation work have the highest leverage?** — purpose/frequency, easing/duration, physicality/origin, interruptibility, performance, accessibility, cohesion, and missed opportunities, turned into self-contained implementation plans rather than a findings report.
- **SEO** — distilled from shipped Darkroom work (satus PRs #348/#405/#413 and darkroomengineering/website PRs #40/#65, which converged independently on the same architecture). Asks **will this site be found, ranked, and cited?** — canonical integrity, sitemap reachability, per-content metadata, structured data, and the AEO surfaces (llms.txt, named AI crawlers, machine-view routes) that answer engines read.
Codebase mode's structure lens should push to be **ambitious** — do not merely identify local cleanup opportunities, actively search for "code judo" moves. Every adversarial mode holds **no loyalty to the current design** — hunt defects, drift, dead ends, and abuse paths rather than confirm things work.
The eighth mode, **Debt**, is the odd one out: a mechanical grep that collects `SHORTCUT:` markers into a ledger. It shares none of the skeleton above and makes no judgement — see Mode: Debt at the end of this file.
## Mode Router
The bare phrase **"audit the codebase"** routes straight to Codebase mode — the merge removed the old maintainability-vs-correctness question, because one pass now carries both lenses.
**Trigger phrases by mode:**
| Mode | Phrases |
|---|---|
| Codebase | "audit the codebase", "nuclear review", "thermonuclear review", "code judo", "deep code quality audit", "harsh maintainability review", "whole codebase review", "should this exist", "adversarial audit", "fable audit", "expectation gaps", "correctness audit" |
| Docs | "audit the docs", "docs audit", "doc drift" |
| Process | "process audit", "audit the workflows", "walk the journeys", "end-to-end audit" |
| Performance | "perf audit", "performance audit", "why is the app slow", "bundle audit", "build is slow", "speed audit" |
| Threat-Model | "threat model", "STRIDE", "attack surface", "abuse paths" |
| Motion | "motion audit", "audit the animations", "improve the animations" |
| SEO | "seo audit", "aeo", "ai engine optimization", "answer engine", "discoverability audit", "rank better", "llms.txt" |
| Debt | "debt ledger", "shortcut ledger", "what did we defer", "what corners did we cut" |
One remaining ambiguity, Performance vs `/lighthouse`: a page-speed ask scoped to a URL or a target score ("check page speed on /", "improve web vitals", "get LCP under 2.5s") is `/lighthouse` — it measures one page and loops fixes until targets are met. A repo-wide ask ("performance audit", "why is the app slow") is this skill's Performance mode — it measures every surface and ships a report. When the phrasing genuinely fits both, ask which the user wants; don't guess.
Debt mode is a mechanical grep — run it standalone or as a cheap first pass before Codebase mode.
## When to use vs other review skills
- `/review` — per-diff Darkroom checklist (TypeScript / React / a11y / perf / security), now including an animation checklist when the diff touches motion. Every change.
- `/audit` (this skill) — periodic whole-repo audit, eight modes. Codebase mode asks "should this code exist, and does it do what it promises?"; docs and process modes ask whether the docs tell the truth and the journeys walk end-to-end; performance mode asks "where is time actually going, measured?"; threat-model mode asks "what can go wrong, and who would exploit it?"; motion mode asks "where does the animation work have the highest leverage?"; seo mode asks "will this site be found, ranked, and cited?"; debt mode asks "what did we defer on purpose?" Run codebase mode on major version cuts, after extended velocity sprints, before a load-bearing migration. Docs and process modes shine before releases and after feature bursts. Performance mode fits before a launch, after a dependency-heavy sprint, or whenever "the site feels slow" comes up without a number attached. Threat-model mode fits before a security-sensitive launch or a new internet-facing surface. Motion mode fits after a UI-heavy sprint or before a client showcase. SEO mode fits before a site launch and as a first pass on any client marketing/content site.
- `/lighthouse` — single-page CWV measurement plus a fix-until-targets-met loop. Performance mode delegates its client-runtime measurements to the same Lighthouse protocol and hands findings back to `/lighthouse` or `/refactor` for execution; it never duplicates the loop.
- `/zero-tech-debt` — rework a specific patch to its intended end-state. Not a review — it edits.
- `/verify` — adversarial check of a single change/claim, not a repo sweep.
A typical sequence: `/audit codebase` produces findings → engineers cherry-pick the highest-leverage ones → `/zero-tech-debt` or `/refactor` to execute.
> **Claude Code only (v2.1.154+)**: standalone Codex skips this tip and the
> Workflow command below. In Claude, run `/effort ultracode` before invoking
> this skill. Whole-repo audits are the canonical shape that benefits from dynamic workflows — phase state lives in the workflow script rather than Claude's context window, individual areas can be reviewed in parallel (up to 16 concurrent), and the run can resume from cached agent results within the session. Dynamic workflows default to a medium size guideline, aiming for fewer than 15 agents (v2.1.219) — it's advisory, not enforced, but a repo with more modules than that is worth raising `workflowSizeGuideline` for explicitly before the fan-out phase rather than silently exceeding the default.
>
> A ready-made example for codebase mode's structure lens ships at `references/nuclear-review.workflow.js` (installed to `~/.claude/skills/audit/references/`). It is **opt-in, not a dependency** — the mode works with no Workflow tool. Run it with `Workflow({ scriptPath: "~/.claude/skills/audit/references/nuclear-review.workflow.js" })`, or copy it into `.claude/workflows/`. It maps the repo, fans out one structural reviewer per module, audits dependencies, and synthesizes one report. Treat it as a **template** — adapt its module list, schemas, and phases to the repo at hand rather than running it verbatim.
---
## Shared Contract (Codebase, Docs, Process, Threat-Model, SEO, and Performance modes)
**Role.** No loyalty to the current design/structure/flows. Act simultaneously as a senior staff engineer, a skeptical first-time consumer, and an adversarial reviewer. Understand deeply enough to challenge, not merely validate.
**Method.**
- Per area, state how it SHOULD behave, then read (or run) to confirm or refute. Every expectation-vs-reality gap is a finding.
- Every finding needs a concrete scenario: specific inputs/state leading to the wrong or surprising result. No vague "could be improved."
- Mark each finding **CONFIRMED** (traced or reproduced) or **PLAUSIBLE** (suspected). Try to disprove yourself first; discard findings that don't survive. (Performance mode tightens this: PLAUSIBLE does not exist there — see its evidence rule.)
- Where something is sound, say so once and move on — spend effort where it isn't.
**Cross-model + intent passes.** In Claude, run the shared procedures in
`references/audit-contract.md` (§1 Codex cross-model pass via `codex-verifier`
on the finding list, §2 team-knowledge reconciliation). Both are gated and fail
open. Standalone CReview the source
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