audit-project-research

To check your research project structure, run the audit command in your project directory. It analyzes the file structure, validates critical content, and checks review processes to identify any gaps against the predefined template.

Project structure audit verifies that your research project adheres to a structured template. You need it after setting up a project to ensure all required components are in place and to catch discrepancies early in the research management lifecycle.

Verifying critical research files like CLAUDE.md and README.md is handled through content quality checks. The audit process validates the presence and content of these files to ensure structured organization and compliance with project guidelines.

Yes, you can use this project audit to check review process consistency. It ensures that your review processes and output follow best practices, verifying that your research project meets the expected review standards.

Yes, the research project audit verifies task management integration. It checks whether your project is properly integrated with task management systems, ensuring your file structure analysis and review processes align with project tools.

A limitation of template compliance audit is that it requires a predefined template to compare against. If your research project uses a custom or non-standard file structure, the audit may flag discrepancies that do not require correction.