code-audit
Code Audit
Structured codebase audit with automatic technology detection, context loading, and prioritized reporting.
Rule loading order
- Read
rules/audit-detection.md. - Read
rules/audit-context-loading.md. - Read
rules/audit-evaluation.md. - Read
rules/audit-code-quality.md. - Read
rules/audit-reporting.md. - Use
AGENTS.mdas a compact summary plus pointer.
Enforcement policy
- Use strict language (
must/must not) for workflow sequence: always detect before evaluate, always load context before judging. - Use recommendation-first language for code quality findings.
- Installed skills take precedence over Context7 docs when both cover the same technology.
- Never fabricate best-practice rules — every finding must trace to a loaded source or the generic code-quality rules in
rules/audit-code-quality.md.
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