auditing-skills

To audit agent skills, the Skill reads a skill directory containing SKILL.md, references, and scripts, then generates a structured improvement report identifying structural gaps and guardrail issues against a defined checklist.

A skill quality audit checks for structural gaps, guardrail issues, phase-based workflow validation, and compliance with external references to ensure your agent skills meet current governance patterns.

You can generate an audit report to review suggested changes, but the Skill requires explicit user approval before applying any modifications and records all gating decisions in the audit output.

You need a skill directory containing a SKILL.md file along with its associated references and scripts, which the Skill parses to validate phase-based workflows and ensure compliance with external references.

The best way to identify structural gaps is auditing the skill content against a defined checklist that evaluates structure, guardrails, and patterns, producing an actionable improvement report with suggested changes.

Your skill audit requires explicit approval before applying changes to maintain quality governance, ensuring you review the structured improvement report and record gating decisions before any modifications are made.