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rulecheck

Scan repositories for CLAUDE.md rule violations and open a pull request.

Updated May 13, 2026

Search Tags:#code quality #pull request #error handling #automated fixes #rule enforcement #worktree isolation #logging standards

Ready to run

npx skills add https://github.com/cliffthelin/AXiomEngine --skill rulecheck-cliffthelin

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Skill: rulecheck
Source: https://github.com/cliffthelin/AXiomEngine/tree/main/archon/.claude/skills/rulecheck
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/cliffthelin/AXiomEngine --skill rulecheck-cliffthelin

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill requires jq, grep, curl, bash, git, bun, gh, and includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

Prevents rule drift in CLAUDE.md by automatically scanning the repository for rule violations, applying the highest-impact fixes safely, and validating the results before proposing changes.

Core Features & Use Cases

Autonomous orchestration: Launches a dedicated rulecheck agent that performs the scan/fix/validate workflow end-to-end.
Safe, isolated changes: Runs work in a temporary git worktree so the main working directory is not altered.
Outcome delivery: Creates a pull request and can notify via Slack using the agent’s completion output.
Rule guidance and prioritization: Uses a dedicated rules guide focused on issues linters can’t reliably enforce (tiered severity).

Quick Start

Run /rulecheck with an optional focus area to have the agent scan for CLAUDE.md rule violations, fix the highest-impact ones in an isolated worktree, and open a PR with the results.

Frequently Asked Questions about rulecheck

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I automatically fix CLAUDE.md rule violations in my repository?▼

To automatically fix CLAUDE.md rule violations, you can launch an autonomous agent that scans the codebase, applies high-impact fixes in an isolated git worktree, validates the results, and outputs a pull request.

What is the best way to enforce logging standards and error handling without manual code review?▼

Enforcing logging standards and error handling without manual review is achieved by running an autonomous rule enforcement agent that scans for tiered severity issues linters cannot reliably detect and proposes validated fixes.

Do I need git and gh installed to automate pull request creation for code quality fixes?▼

Yes, you need git and gh installed to automate pull request creation for code quality fixes, alongside bash, jq, grep, curl, and bun, as the workflow uses git worktree isolation and gh for PR delivery.

Can I scan for architectural principle drift in my codebase without altering my working directory?▼

Yes, you can scan for architectural principle drift without altering your working directory because the rule enforcement process runs its scan and apply fixes safely within a temporary git worktree.

What kind of codebase hygiene issues can an autonomous rule check agent detect?▼

An autonomous rule check agent detects codebase hygiene issues including error handling inconsistencies, logging convention violations, architectural principle drift, determinism issues, and improper code structure prioritization.

How does automated rule enforcement handle progress tracking for large codebase scans?▼

Automated rule enforcement handles progress tracking for large codebase scans by using persistent progress memory, allowing the agent to orchestrate the scan, fix, and validate workflow end-to-end without losing state.