workspace-surface-audit

A workspace surface audit inventories your repo, environment surfaces, connected apps, and MCP server configurations to summarize what works right now. It performs a read-only review of your Gemini CLI setup to separate existing, weakly wrapped, and missing capabilities.

To identify capability gaps in ECC-native workflows, run a parity benchmarking audit. This compares your workspace's available surfaces against overlapping official installations to pinpoint where ECC fully matches versus where it only has basic primitives.

Yes, you can review your workspace configuration to prioritize next moves. The audit converts real capability gaps into the correct ECC-native shape—whether a skill, hook, agent, MCP, or connector—and orders recommendations by operational impact.

No, the workspace configuration review strictly enforces safety by never printing secret values. It performs a read-only inventory of your connected apps and environment surfaces to assess operational automation capabilities without compromising credentials.

You can inventory existing ECC coverage by auditing your repo and machine environment. This read-only process evaluates plugin, MCP, and LSP settings to output a structured assessment separating properly configured surfaces from primitive-only gaps.