archivist-audit-report

Standardize audit reporting by applying a canonical finding schema with structured IDs, categories, evidence blocks, and validation checklists. This provides a shared contract to organize findings, recommendations, and inventory across project audits.

A canonical finding schema is a structured format for audit reports that includes finding IDs, categories, evidence, and validation checklists. It standardizes how inventory, accepted findings, and rejected findings are documented across docs and code audits.

Format triage findings into a governance report by applying a standardized audit schema that structures findings with IDs and evidence blocks. The schema supports generating executive summaries, scope definitions, and docs impact assessments.

Yes, this audit reporting format supports both code audits and documentation reviews. It implements a shared inventory and reports structure with templates for executive summaries, scope definitions, and docs impact assessment across both audit types.

To generate a standardized project audit report, you need to describe the project scope and request a canonical report. The skill applies the shared schema to produce structured findings, evidence blocks, and validation checklists.