om-toolkit-review

To audit a skill corpus for context waste and rule duplication, run a dimension-based evaluation that analyzes SKILL.md frontmatter, sizes, references, and cross-skill links to generate a prioritized findings report with severity ratings and remediation steps.

Structural drift in skill governance is the degradation of skill consistency over edits. It is detected by evaluating SKILL.md frontmatter and body against defined dimensions like template-to-logic ratio and skill-to-skill consistency, producing risk ratings for identified deviations.

To check for stale references and trigger overlap before a plugin update, perform a pre-release hygiene scan across the skills directory. This evaluates all SKILL.md files against defined dimensions, outputting structured audit findings with recommended actions to fix overlaps.

Periodic hygiene checks for skill quality assurance can be automated by applying a toolkit audit after adding or revising skills. This evaluates size budget, chain context explosion, and system prompt coverage to produce a structured audit output with risk ratings.

Dimensions to evaluate for skill-to-skill consistency and context waste include size budget, rule duplication, template-to-logic ratio, trigger overlap, stale references, and chain context explosion. Analyzing these dimensions yields a prioritized findings list with concrete fixes.

A skill audit shows chain context explosion when cross-skill links and references accumulate excessive context after edits. Evaluating SKILL.md frontmatter and body against size budget and chain context dimensions identifies this risk and recommends actions to reduce waste.