agent-audit

Audit agent architectures against 12 production primitives for prioritized gap analysis.

Updated Apr 6, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Volinad/v-skills-public --skill agent-audit-volinad
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
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Skill: agent-audit
Source: https://github.com/Volinad/v-skills-public/tree/main/agent-audit
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Volinad/v-skills-public --skill agent-audit-volinad

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Audits agent architectures against 12 production primitives to deliver a prioritized gap analysis with actionable next steps.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Phase-based assessments that map tasks to the 12 primitives for clear progress and remediation.
  • Primitives-driven evaluation guiding architectural improvements for reliability, safety, and efficiency.
  • Use cases include evaluating agent systems for production readiness, planning architecture upgrades, and structuring governance reviews.

Quick Start

Describe your agent system in 3-4 sentences and run the audit to receive a phased, prioritized assessment.

Frequently Asked Questions about agent-audit

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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What is an agent architecture audit and what does it evaluate?

An agent architecture audit evaluates your agentic AI system against 12 production primitives to deliver a prioritized gap analysis. It maps tasks phase-by-phase to identify missing components like token budgeting, event logging, and permission trust tiers.

How do I audit my agent system for production readiness?

To audit your agent system for production readiness, describe your architecture in 3-4 sentences and run the audit. The process evaluates your system against 12 production primitives, returning a phased, prioritized assessment with actionable next steps.

What prerequisites do I need before running an agent governance audit?

Running an agent governance audit requires a structured tool registry, a permission system with trust tiers, session persistence, workflow state tracking, token budgeting, event logging, and a verification harness to properly evaluate your agentic workflows.

Can I use this audit for solo agent projects or is it only for engineering teams?

This agent audit is applicable to both solo builders and engineering teams deploying production-grade agent systems. It structures governance reviews and plans architecture upgrades regardless of your team size across software with agentic workflows.

What is the best way to identify missing infrastructure in agentic workflows?

The best way to identify missing infrastructure in agentic workflows is a primitives-driven evaluation. This approach assesses reliability, safety, and efficiency by mapping your current architecture against required production primitives for clear remediation.

Why does my agent system need session persistence and event logging for an audit?

Your agent system needs session persistence and event logging because they are core production primitives required for the audit. Without them, the audit cannot accurately track workflow state or evaluate your system's governance and reliability.