audit

Run the audit command with no arguments to scan the current working directory, or pass a path to audit a specific repo. The skill detects the project type, discovers existing patterns, and reports conformance against organizational standards.

Use the --staged flag for staged changes, --branch for all changes versus the default branch, or --mr <id> to fetch the diff from a GitLab merge request. Only concerns touched by the changed files are audited.

The audit supports .NET, Rails, IaC, and Vue projects. It detects the project type automatically and loads the matching standards, scanning for concerns like DI containers, testing frameworks, mapping libraries, and state management.

Yes. Brownfield repos with established patterns are judged primarily against repo conventions, while greenfield repos are judged directly against organizational standards. This avoids flagging intentional existing conventions as deviations.

In brownfield repos, a change that matches the org standard but conflicts with the repo's established pattern is flagged as a deviation because it introduces inconsistency. Repo patterns take priority for existing codebases.