Audit Claude, Cursor, and Codex setups against the local workflow contract.
npx skills add https://github.com/flatrick/mdt --skill mdt-dev-verify
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: mdt-dev-verify Source: https://github.com/flatrick/mdt/tree/main/skills/mdt-dev-verify Command: npx skills add https://github.com/flatrick/mdt --skill mdt-dev-verify
This Skill allows for the verification of MDT's tool setups and workflow coverage locally, without relying on external CI or live model calls, ensuring consistency and readiness.
Run mdt verify tool-setups to audit local tool setups.
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You can verify Claude, Cursor, and Codex setups locally by running a command like mdt verify tool-setups, which audits tool support and checks setup file existence against your workflow contract without relying on GitHub Actions.
Local workflow coverage auditing validates that your tool configurations and scripts align with your defined workflow contract, generating per-tool readiness reports to ensure consistency before deployment.
Yes, you can validate Codex setup file existence and workflow coverage without executing live model calls, ensuring your tool configurations are structurally ready and functioning as expected offline.
No, you do not need GitHub Actions to generate readiness reports, because this verification process runs entirely on your local machine and audits tool setups independently of external CI pipelines.
The best way to audit tool support is to execute a local verification script that checks setup file existence and validates workflow coverage across Claude, Cursor, and Codex simultaneously to produce readiness reports.
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