audit-plugin

To audit a Claude Code plugin for content quality, supply the target plugin path to initiate a multi-stage review process that applies strict validation criteria, user approval gates, and convergence loops until all issues are resolved.

A multi-stage convergence loop in plugin code review is a process where independent validators assess a plugin across seven stages, repeating fresh review rounds until all identified quality and governance issues are fully resolved.

You validate Claude Code plugin compliance by running a multi-stage audit that enforces structured evidence requirements, manages validation artifacts, and generates a report with findings, status, and remediation guidance.

You cannot review plugin quality completely without manual intervention, because the audit process enforces user approval gates for fixes across stages 1 through 7 and requires explicit consent for optional benchmark execution.

The best way to ensure independent validation of a Claude Code plugin is to apply a formalized 7-criteria review process with dedicated validators, an audit ledger, and fresh review rounds to converge on a clean, compliant baseline.

Your Claude Code plugin audit requires user approval for fixes to maintain user-controlled remediation, ensuring that all validation steps, artifact management changes, and proposer prompts meet governance standards before convergence.