project-review

To audit your project structure, you need a review process that verifies your current folder matches the expected kickoff baseline. This skill checks for the presence of CLAUDE.md, a 01/02 folder structure, and a changelog, detecting any structural mismatches.

A project polish score is a rating generated by evaluating structure, currency, consistency, and cleanliness. It improves project health by enforcing rigid cross-file consistency, log indexing, and decision logging, turning findings into a prioritized task plan.

You consolidate project review findings into actionable tasks by running a comprehensive polish assessment. This skill identifies gaps, flags cross-file inconsistencies, and outputs concrete tasks, decisions, and a prioritized remediation plan.

No, this project review requires a CLAUDE.md file to function correctly. It is designed for projects that include a kickoff baseline consisting of CLAUDE.md, a 01/02 structure, and a changelog to perform cross-file consistency checks.

You should run a project review for continuous polish when your project experiences drift or needs health maintenance over time. It delivers a Polish Score and guidance for subsequent phases to keep your changelog and decision-log updated.

Your changelog needs indexing during a project review to prevent tangled logs and maintain cross-file consistency. The review enforces log indexing and decision logging to ensure your project structure remains clean and current.