vibe-skill-audit

Audit SKILL.md files for standards compliance by running the audit script to validate references, verify bin/vibe command presence, compare file timestamps for drift, and classify findings as Blocking, Missing Reference, Capability Gap, or Drift Warning.

Semantic drift detection in repository skill definitions compares file timestamps to identify newer standards, checking that skills cite correct docs/standards files and flagging outdated wording or duplicated prose for correction during review workflows.

Verify bin/vibe subcommands and options by running repository helpers through the audit script, which checks command reality and flags any capability gaps where documented commands do not actually exist in the repository.

Yes, you can use skill audits during creation and update workflows for skills/vibe-* definitions to align wording, fix outdated commands, capture required references, and ensure shell and shared-state boundaries are respected before changes are finalized.

A SKILL.md audit reports a Missing Reference classification when the skill definition does not cite the correct docs/standards files, indicating that direct references are absent or replaced by duplicated prose instead of proper citations.

Vibe skill audits are limited to repo-local skills/vibe-* definitions and SKILL.md files, relying on file timestamp comparisons and repository helper availability to detect drift, classify findings, and validate standards compliance.