What problem does it solve? Forking or rebranding a codebase leaves behind legacy brand names in filenames, frontmatter, manifests, CI configs, binary metadata, and git history that flat grep searches miss. This Skill runs a structured, two-tier sweep that finds that residue and gates repository admission or publication on the results. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Two-tier severity scanning: BLOCKER patterns (legacy brand in filenames, content, frontmatter, manifests) gate canonical-consumer admission; ADVISORY patterns (methodology IP, personal info, operational artifacts) gate public release. - Categorized findings report: Each hit is classified as mechanical-rename, contextual-phrase, structural, binary, or manifest, with routing for remediation and a per-target summary. - Fork-event git history detection: Optional inspection of commits, tags, and branches for legacy-brand signatures, producing candidate fork-catalog entries. - Use Case: Before admitting a migrated submodule into a canonical monorepo, run the sweep in BLOCKER mode; a PASS verdict unblocks admission, while findings route mechanical renames to auto-remediation and contextual phrases to manual review. ## Quick Start Run a rebrand sweep on the target repository in report mode and show me the BLOCKER and ADVISORY findings with the Phase E admission verdict.
