--- title: "/plugin-audit — Slash Command for AI Coding Agents" description: "Comprehensive audit pipeline for skills, plugins, agents, and commands. Validates structure, quality, security, marketplace compliance. Slash command for Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI." --- # /plugin-audit
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Full audit pipeline for any skill, plugin, agent, or command in this repository. Runs 8 validation phases, auto-fixes what it can, and only stops for user input on critical decisions (breaking changes, new dependencies). ## Usage ```bash /plugin-audit product-team/code-to-prd /plugin-audit engineering/agenthub /plugin-audit engineering-team/playwright-pro ``` ## What It Does Execute all 8 phases sequentially. Stop on critical failures. Auto-fix non-critical issues. Report results at the end. --- ## Phase 1: Discovery Identify what the skill contains and classify it. 1. Verify `{skill_path}` exists and contains `SKILL.md` 2. Read `SKILL.md` frontmatter — extract `name`, `description`, `Category`, `Tier` 3. Detect skill type: - Has `scripts/` → has Python tools - Has `references/` → has reference docs - Has `assets/` → has templates/samples - Has `expected_outputs/` → has test fixtures - Has `agents/` → has embedded agents - Has `skills/` → has sub-skills (compound skill) - Has `.claude-plugin/plugin.json` → is a standalone plugin - Has `settings.json` → has command registrations 4. Detect domain from path: `engineering/`, `product-team/`, `marketing-skill/`, etc. 5. Check for associated command: search `commands/` for a `.md` file matching the skill name Display discovery summary before proceeding: ``` Auditing: code-to-prd Domain: product-team Type: STANDARD skill with standalone plugin Scripts: 2 | References: 2 | Assets: 1 | Expected outputs: 3 Command: /code-to-prd (found) Plugin: .claude-plugin/plugin.json (found) ``` --- ## Phase 2: Structure Validation Run the skill-tester validator. ```bash python3 engineering/skill-tester/scripts/skill_validator.py {skill_path} --tier {detected_tier} --json ``` Parse the JSON output. Extract: - Overall score and compliance level - Failed checks (list each) - Errors and warnings **Gate rule:** Score must be ≥ 75 (GOOD). If below 75: - Read the errors list - Auto-fix what's possible: - Missing frontmatter fields → add them from SKILL.md content - Missing sections → add stub headings - Missing directories → create empty ones with a note - Re-run after fixes. If still below 75, report as FAIL and continue to collect remaining results. --- ## Phase 3: Quality Scoring Run the quality scorer. ```bash python3 engineering/skill-tester/scripts/quality_scorer.py {skill_path} --detailed --json ``` Parse the JSON output. Extract: - Overall score and letter grade - Per-dimension scores (Documentation, Code Quality, Completeness, Usability) - Improvement roadmap items **Gate rule:** Score must be ≥ 60 (C). If below 60, report the improvement roadmap items as action items. --- ## Phase 4: Script Testing If the skill has `scripts/` with `.py` files, run the script tester. ```bash python3 engineering/skill-tester/scripts/script_tester.py {skill_path} --json --verbose ``` Parse the JSON output. For each script, extract: - Pass/Partial/Fail status - Individual test results **Gate rule:** All scripts must PASS. Any FAIL is a blocker. PARTIAL triggers a warning. **Auto-fix:** If a script fails the `--help` test, check if it has `argparse` — if not, this is a real issue. If it fails the stdlib-only test, flag the import and **ask the user** whether the dependency is acceptable (this is a critical decision). --- ## Phase 5: Security Audit Run the skill security auditor. ```bash python3 engineering/skill-security-auditor/scripts/skill_security_auditor.py {skill_path} --strict --json ``` Parse the JSON output. Extract: - Verdict (PASS/WARN/FAIL) - Critical findings (must be zero) - High findings (must be zero in strict mode) - Info findings (advisory only) **Gate rule:** Zero CRITICAL findings. Zero HIGH findings. Any CRITICAL or HIGH is a blocker — report the exact file, line, pattern, and recommended fix. **Do NOT auto-fix security issues.** Report them and let the user decide. --- ## Phase 6: Marketplace & Plugin Compliance ### 6a. plugin.json Validation If `{skill_path}/.claude-plugin/plugin.json` exists: 1. Parse as JSON — must be valid 2. Verify only allowed fields: `name`, `description`, `version`, `author`, `homepage`, `repository`, `license`, `skills` 3. Version must match repo version (`2.1.2`) 4. `skills` must be `"./"` 5. `name` must match the skill directory name **Auto-fix:** If version is wrong, update it. If extra fields exist, remove them. ### 6b. settings.json Validation If `{skill_path}/settings.json` exists: 1. Parse as JSON — must be valid 2. Version must match repo version 3. If `commands` field exists, verify each command has a matching file in `commands/` ### 6c. Marketplace Entry Check if the skill has an entry in `.claude-plugin/marketplace.json`: 1. Search the `plugins` array for an entry with `source` matching `./` + skill path 2. If found: verify `version`, `name`, and that `source` path exists 3. If not found: check if the skill's domain bundle (e.g., `product-skills`) would include it via its `source` path ### 6d. Domain plugin.json Check the parent domain's `.claude-plugin/plugin.json`: - Verify the skill count in the description matches reality - Verify version matches repo version **Auto-fix:** Update stale counts. Fix version mismatches. --- ## Phase 7: Ecosystem Integration ### 7a. Cross-Platform Sync Verify the skill appears in platform indexes: ```bash grep -l "{skill_name}" .codex/skills-index.json .gemini/skills-index.json ``` If missing from either index: ```bash python3 scripts/sync-codex-skills.py --verbose python3 scripts/sync-gemini-skills.py --verbose ``` ### 7b. Command Integration If the skill has associated commands (from settings.json `commands` field or matching name in `commands/`): - Verify the command `.md` file has valid YAML frontmatter (`name`, `description`) - Verify the command references the correct skill path - Verify the command is in `mkdocs.yml` nav **Auto-fix:** Add missing mkdocs.yml nav entries. ### 7c. Agent Integration If the skill has embedded agents (`{skill_path}/agents/*.md`): - Verify each agent has valid YAML frontmatter - Verify agent references resolve (relative paths to skills) Search `agents/` for any cs-* agent that references this skill: ```bash grep -rl "{skill_name}\|{skill_path}" agents/ ``` If found, verify the agent's skill references are correct. ### 7d. Cross-Skill Dependencies Read the SKILL.md for references to other skills (look for `../` paths, skill names in "Related Skills" sections): - Verify each referenced skill exists - Verify the referenced skill's SKILL.md exists --- ## Phase 8: Domain-Appropriate Code Review Based on the skill's domain, invoke the appropriate agent's review perspective: | Domain | Agent | Review Focus | |--------|-------|-------------| | `engineering/` or `engineering-team/` | cs-senior-engineer | Architecture, code quality, CI/CD integration | | `product-team/` | cs-product-manager | PRD quality, user story coverage, RICE alignment | | `marketing-skill/` | cs-content-creator | Content quality, SEO optimization, brand voice | | `ra-qm-team/` | cs-quality-regulatory | Compliance checklist, audit trail, regulatory alignment | | `business-growth/` | cs-growth-strategist | Growth metrics, revenue impact, customer success | | `finance/` | cs-financial-analyst | Financial model accuracy, metric definitions | | Other | cs-senior-engineer | General code and architecture review | **How to invoke:** Read the agent's `.md` file to understand its review criteria. Apply those criteria to review the skill's SKILL.md, scripts, and references. This is NOT spawning a subagent — it's using the agent's documented perspective to structure your review. Review checklist (apply domain-appropriate lens): - [ ] SKILL.md workflows are actionable and complete - [ ] Scripts solve the stated problem correctly - [ ] References contain accurate domain knowledge - [ ] Templates/assets are production-ready - [ ] No broken internal links - [ ] Attribution present where required --- ## Final Report Present results as a structured table: ``` ╔══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╗ ║ PLUGIN AUDIT REPORT: {skill_name} ║ ╠══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╣ ║ ║ ║ Phase 1 — Discovery ✅ {type}, {domain} ║ ║ Phase 2 — Structure ✅ {score}/100 ({level}) ║ ║ Phase 3 — Quality ✅ {score}/100 ({grade}) ║ ║ Phase 4 — Scripts ✅ {n}/{n} PASS ║ ║ Phase 5 — Security ✅ PASS (0 critical, 0 high) ║ ║ Phase 6 — Marketplace ✅ plugin.json valid ║ ║ Phase 7 — Ecosystem ✅ Codex + Gemini synced ║ ║ Phase 8 — Code Review ✅ {domain} review passed ║ ║ ║ ║ VERDICT: ✅ PASS — Ready for merge/publish ║ ║ ║ ║ Auto-fixes applied: {n} ║ ║ Warnings: {n} ║ ║ Action items: {n} ║ ║ ║ ╚══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╝ ``` ### Verdict Logic | Condition | Verdict | |-----------|---------| | All phases pass | **PASS** — Ready for merge/publish | | Only warnings (no blockers) | **PASS WITH WARNINGS** — Review warnings before merge | | Any phase has a blocker | **FAIL** — List blockers with fix instructions | ### Blockers (any of these = FAIL) - Structure score < 75 - Quality score < 60 (after noting roadmap) - Any script FAIL - Any CRITICAL or HIGH security finding - plugin.json invalid or has disallowed fields - Version mismatch with repo ### Non-Blockers (warnings only) - Quality score between 60-75 - Script PARTIAL results - Missing from one platform index (auto-fixed) - Missing mkdocs.yml nav entry (auto-fixed) - Security INFO findings --- ## Skill References | Tool | Path | |------|------| | Skill Validator | `engineering/skill-tester/scripts/skill_validator.py` | | Quality Scorer | `engineering/skill-tester/scripts/quality_scorer.py` | | Script Tester | `engineering/skill-tester/scripts/script_tester.py` | | Security Auditor | `engineering/skill-security-auditor/scripts/skill_security_auditor.py` | | Quality Standards | `standards/quality/quality-standards.md` | | Security Standards | `standards/security/security-standards.md` | | Git Standards | `standards/git/git-workflow-standards.md` |