Recommend inserting // as:audit to audit code against project standards.
npx skills add https://github.com/GxFn/AutoSnippet --skill autosnippet-guard
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: autosnippet-guard Source: https://github.com/GxFn/AutoSnippet/tree/main/skills/autosnippet-guard Command: npx skills add https://github.com/GxFn/AutoSnippet --skill autosnippet-guard
This Skill helps you quickly determine whether the current file complies with established project standards and prompts you to enable automated auditing with // as:audit, ensuring consistent quality across the codebase.
// as:audit on save or when the file is edited to trigger repository-wide checks against Recipes and knowledge-base context.In your project, enable the skill by saving a file after implementing the audit recommendation or invoking the Guard prompt. Ensure asd watch/ui is running to allow real-time auditing and recommendation.
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To audit code against project standards, you insert the `// as:audit` action in your source files. This triggers repository-wide checks against your established Recipes and knowledge-base context during editing and saving.
The `// as:audit` action is an in-editor trigger that initiates automated code review checks. It evaluates the current file against project standards and Recipe content to ensure consistent codebase quality.
You enable real-time code audits by saving a file after inserting the `// as:audit` recommendation. This requires the AutoSnippet environment and running `asd watch/ui` to process Guard workflows via MCP.
Yes, you need the AutoSnippet environment to run project standard audits. The Skill specifically requires this environment along with access to Guard workflows via MCP, Watch/UI, and the project Recipe context to function.
Context-aware guidance uses the exact same Recipe content for audits that it uses for code suggestions. This aligns your source files with project knowledge-base standards and ensures consistency across the entire repository.
Yes, you can check source file compliance on demand using Guard workflows. When `asd ui/watch` is running, you can invoke the Guard prompt to perform seamless, context-aware audits during your development process.
GxFnRead project Recipe context and cite code blocks for AutoSnippet guidance.
minseok1109Review frontend .tsx, .ts, and .js files against quality and performance standards.
nashgaoMonitor file changes and run affected tests in parallel.
GxFnGuide when to surface knowledge-base code snippets during editing workflows.