asset-audit

You can find orphaned game assets and missing references by scanning directories with Glob and grepping for asset identifiers. This Skill verifies res:// references resolve to real files and flags orphaned data across art, audio, VFX, and shader folders.

To check naming conventions and file size budgets, the Skill reads asset standards from design documents and validates files using Bash stat. It enforces format compliance across art, audio, VFX, shaders, and data directories to prevent broken builds.

Game asset compliance auditing enforces naming, format, size, and reference standards across production pipelines. You need it when pipelines fail late due to inconsistent assets, causing rework, broken builds, and delayed production schedules.

Yes, asset auditing works for audio, VFX, shaders, art, and data asset directories. It validates format standards and delegates specialized review to domain reviewers like technical-artists and sound-designers for triaged reporting.

The best way to automate production QA is running a comprehensive audit command like `asset-audit all`. This scans files, validates formats and references against design documents, and produces a structured compliance report for specialist review.

Game builds fail late because naming, formats, sizes, or references do not meet pipeline standards. Auditing assets early enforces compliance, verifies reference integrity, and identifies orphaned files before they cause rework or broken builds.