audit

To audit Claude Code session logs for workflow compliance, this skill discovers past session files, parses date ranges, and spawns parallel agents to verify STATE.md updates, hook firing, and commit formatting against PBR guidelines.

Reviewing past development sessions for user experience quality involves analyzing session logs to assess flow choices, identify friction points, and evaluate user satisfaction, which this skill automates by spawning parallel audit agents.

Yes, you can generate automated compliance reports for specific date ranges of coding sessions by passing date arguments to the audit skill, which synthesizes findings from parallel session and git analysis into a comprehensive written report.

Parallel audit agents work during session review by simultaneously analyzing session logs and git history, which allows the skill to synthesize workflow compliance findings and user experience patterns into a comprehensive report efficiently.

A Plan-Build-Run compliance check looks for specific patterns in git history such as correct commit formatting, proper hook firing, and consistent STATE.md updates to ensure development sessions adhered to PBR methodology.

No external dependencies are required to run a workflow analysis on your coding sessions, as the skill operates independently using internal scripts and references to discover logs and synthesize audit reports.