Scan workspace state and report anomalies with remediation steps.
npx skills add https://github.com/ysgdepaula/x-deep-os --skill nightly-audit-ysgdepaula
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: nightly-audit Source: https://github.com/ysgdepaula/x-deep-os/tree/main/.claude/skills/nightly-audit Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ysgdepaula/x-deep-os --skill nightly-audit-ysgdepaula
Nightly audit of the workspace state to identify gaps, inconsistencies, and improvement opportunities across agents, skills, memory, config, and code.
Core features include automated state validation, cross-checking with the changelog and queue, detection of stale rules, memory hygiene checks, and generation of a compact report with concrete remediation steps.
Run the nightly-audit to scan the workspace and generate an actionable improvement report.
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A nightly workspace audit scans state files like .agent/state.json and rules.md to detect inconsistencies. It cross-checks agents, skills, memory, config, and code against recent changes to surface anomalies and generate actionable remediation steps.
Workspace state validation checks configuration files such as .agent/rules.md and queue.md against the changelog to identify stale rules. It verifies workspace consistency by surfacing gaps in memory, code, and agent configurations during an automated scan.
Yes, you can check workspace hygiene by cross-referencing the changelog and queue.md with the current workspace state. The audit detects memory hygiene issues, configuration gaps, and outdated rules, outputting a compact report with concrete remediation steps.
Monitoring agent state overnight requires scanning .agent/state.json and memory configurations to identify anomalies. The nightly audit proposes actionable improvements by validating workspace consistency and detecting gaps across agents and code.
Nightly workspace auditing requires no external dependencies or components to operate. It runs independently to scan workspace files and configurations, relying solely on internal state files like .agent/state.json, rules.md, queue.md, and the changelog to generate reports.
Automated workspace audits are not suitable for real-time error detection during active development sessions. They are designed for nightly batch processing to identify accumulated gaps, stale rules, and inconsistencies across the entire workspace state rather than immediate code validation.
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