checkup

A manual, read-first workspace health check. It answers "is my workspace in good shape?" in one pass: are my skills wired correctly and not colliding, is memory compacted, are the canonical docs drifting, is there leftover scratch or junk, is my config sane, is each model still earning its seat. Inspired by a /checkup command.

It reports and recommends; it does not bulldoze. Everything is read-only by default. The only things it may change are a short allow-list of trivially safe fixes, offered one at a time with explicit approval. Anything risky is proposed or delegated, never auto-applied.

Invocation

Runs on checkup / /checkup (a bare checkup on its own line is enough). Try /checkup first; if the leading slash is swallowed by the CLI, use the bare checkup form. Do not trigger on casual mentions of "check" elsewhere in a message -- only the explicit prefixed form.

Optional scope words narrow the pass: checkup skills, checkup memory, checkup docs, checkup workspace, checkup config, checkup seats. With no scope word, run all sections.