skill-auditor

You can audit a skill library for security by running this tool, which reads SKILL.md frontmatter and referenced files to detect risky patterns and unsafe dependencies, then produces a structured report with risk ratings.

Cross-platform compatibility auditing checks skills within a directory or Git repository to ensure they meet a uniform standard, cataloging tool usage and dependencies to identify scripting pitfalls that affect different operating systems.

To enforce consistency across a Git repository of skills, an auditing tool reads each SKILL.md file to verify uniform frontmatter, naming, and structure, identifying gaps and redundancies throughout the skill set.

Yes, you can audit plugins and skill directories to assess ecosystem health by cataloging tool usage and dependencies, which identifies gaps, redundancies, and outdated tooling while ensuring a uniform standard across a team.

The best way to generate a structured audit report with risk ratings is to run an auditor on a directory of skills, which evaluates security, consistency, and compatibility before outputting the comprehensive findings.