skill-hook-coverage-sweep

To audit Claude Code skills and hooks for coverage gaps, run a periodic inventory sweep that discovers entries, scores their health, checks trigger phrases, and writes a report to ops/sweeps. This detects missing wiring and stale references automatically.

Skill and hook drift detection is the process of identifying stale Gitea, GitHub, or Notion references and mismatches between hook files and settings. It ensures your automation wiring remains intact across repo-local and user-level surfaces after modifications.

To find unwired or dangling hook references, execute a hook-auditor pass on discovered entries during a coverage sweep. This scores each hook and prioritizes references that are broken or missing from your configuration settings.

Your Claude Code skills are not auto-loading via discovery when their descriptions contain no trigger phrases. A coverage sweep flags these skills so you can add the necessary trigger phrases for proper workflow-area activation.

The best way to perform a scheduled monthly skill health check is running an automated sweep that invokes skill-auditor and hook-auditor passes. This scores discovered entries and flags skills below the revision threshold for fix or retirement.