full-audit

To run a comprehensive project audit, execute the full-audit command with your project root path. It orchestrates multiple scripts and agents to assess architecture, code quality, testing, security, documentation, and release readiness, generating a deduplicated report for overall project health assessment.

Assessing release readiness requires a unified audit that evaluates architecture, code quality, testing, security, and documentation. This skill orchestrates parallel execution of multiple audit agents and scripts, consolidating findings into a single deduplicated report highlighting action items and health status.

Yes, evaluating project health requires Bash, Read, Grep, Glob, and Agent tools for execution. These dependencies enable the skill to orchestrate multiple audit scripts and agents, comprehensively assessing project quality across architecture, code, testing, security, documentation, and release readiness.

Yes, you can customize the project quality audit depth using different profiles like 'quick', 'standard', and 'deep'. These custom profiles tailor the audit performance and depth, allowing you to balance thoroughness with efficiency when assessing project health and release readiness.

Deduplication works by consolidating findings from multiple parallel audit scripts and agents to eliminate duplicate issues. This ensures accurate reporting by merging overlapping results into a single unified report, providing a clear view of project health status and specific action items.

While parallel execution enhances efficiency for security assessments and code quality checks, limitations depend on the selected audit profile depth. Choosing 'deep' provides maximum thoroughness across all dimensions but requires more processing time compared to the 'quick' or 'standard' profiles.