skill-audit

You can audit Codex skills for gaps and friction by running a post-session review that applies alignment checks, gathers session evidence, and tags issue severity to generate a standardized report. This process reveals misalignment without modifying the target skill during the audit.

Reviewing skill alignment and traceability involves inspecting the target skill, checking its alignment documents, and gathering session evidence. This structured workflow classifies issues by severity and proposes precise follow-up improvements to close feedback loops.

Yes, you can generate a structured audit report without modifying the original skill. The audit process analyzes the target skill post-session to reveal friction and misalignment, outputting a standardized report template for engineering teams.

You address audit findings in follow-up work by using the generated audit report, which classifies issues by severity and proposes targeted improvements. This supports closing feedback loops during subsequent engineering tasks.

No dependencies are required to perform a session-review and audit a Codex skill. You invoke the audit command with the path to the target skill directory to inspect alignment documents and gather session evidence.

You should run a skill audit during post-session reviews, immediately after using any Codex skill, or when addressing audit findings in follow-up work to ensure continuous alignment and targeted improvements.