state_auditor

Audit state synchronization conflicts across extension hosts, webviews, and workers.

2|Updated Mar 26, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/IdanDavidAviv/virgo --skill state-auditor
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: state_auditor
Source: https://github.com/IdanDavidAviv/virgo/tree/main/.agent/skills/state_auditor
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/IdanDavidAviv/virgo --skill state-auditor

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

State sovereignty auditing identifies, analyzes, and resolves state synchronization conflicts across distributed components (extension host, webview, and workers) to prevent race conditions and inconsistent patches.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Tri-layer architecture blueprint with explicit ownership and authoritative patches
  • Formal audit process to map state containers, conflicts, and sovereignty boundaries
  • Standalone reconciliation and intent-id latching patterns for safe, deterministic execution
  • Example workflows for JIT play, conflict resolution, and artifact reporting

Quick Start

Run a local audit on your extension by loading the state_auditor module and executing the tri-layer sovereignty checks against your UI, host, and workers.

Frequently Asked Questions about state_auditor

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I prevent split-brain state synchronization conflicts across extension hosts and webviews?

Preventing split-brain state synchronization conflicts requires a tri-layer sovereignty audit to map state containers, identify race conditions across extension hosts and webviews, and enforce deterministic execution through intent-id latching.

How does intent-id latching work for distributed state reconciliation in workers?

Intent-id latching for distributed state reconciliation works by applying standalone patterns that ensure safe, deterministic execution across workers, preventing race conditions and inconsistent patches during state synchronization workflows.

What is a tri-layer sovereignty audit for distributed state architecture?

A tri-layer sovereignty audit is a formal process to map state containers, conflicts, and sovereignty boundaries across UI, host, and execution layers, ensuring explicit ownership and authoritative patches to prevent split-brain states.

Can I audit state synchronization conflicts across webviews without external dependencies?

You can audit state synchronization conflicts across webviews without external dependencies by loading the standalone module and executing tri-layer sovereignty checks against your UI, host, and workers directly.

What is the best way to resolve inconsistent patches in distributed workflows?

The best way to resolve inconsistent patches in distributed workflows is through formal reconciliation patterns and an internal audit report template that guides ongoing governance and ensures deterministic outcomes.

When should I not use passive stores for state synchronization in distributed systems?

You should avoid passive stores for state synchronization when authoritative patches are required across distributed components, as passive stores lack the explicit ownership needed to prevent split-brain states.