workflow-packaging-audit

Describe the task, its trigger, frequency, required inputs, and what a good output looks like. The audit separates repeatable steps from variable ones and recommends a prompt, skill, or plugin based on how stable and encodable the workflow is.

Build a skill when the workflow repeats with consistent steps, requires the same context each time, and a saved prompt no longer captures the structure. The audit explicitly favors the simplest package that preserves the workflow.

A skill packages instructions and optional resources for one workflow, while a plugin bundles multiple capabilities. The audit's guardrails prohibit recommending a plugin when a skill would solve the problem.

Prepare the task description, trigger, frequency, expected output, context you keep re-explaining, tools or systems involved, where human judgment matters, and what typically goes wrong when handing the workflow to an AI.

The audit asks follow-up questions instead of producing a weak recommendation. Its guardrails require requesting more detail rather than inventing tool requirements or guessing at the workflow structure.