health
Systematic audit of Claude Code configuration, rules, skills, hooks, and collaboration patterns.
- Detects project tier (Simple/Standard/Complex) and applies tier-appropriate checks to avoid false positives
- Audits six-layer framework: CLAUDE.md, rules, skills, hooks, subagents, and verifiers for drift and misalignment
- Runs two parallel diagnostic agents: one for context/security, one for control/behavior patterns from conversation history
- Flags critical issues (rule violations, dangerous patterns, cache breaks), structural gaps (missing layers, single-point-of-failure rules), and incremental improvements
- Outputs actionable findings with confidence levels; stops before making changes to request explicit confirmation
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