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Audit any skill, agent, or tool setup for quality, efficiency, and safety. One artifact or the whole repo. Same input, same score.
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Treat your AI stack like the rest of your code — reviewed, measured, repeatable.
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You can't verify every shared skill by hand. We do.
99 checks. 8 dimensions. Repeatable.
We check: Structure, metadata, spec compliance — name ≤ 64 chars, description ≤ 1024 chars, required fields present.
Progressive disclosure means only frontmatter loads initially4. Get it wrong and Claude Code may never discover or load the skill. Hours of work that never fire.
We check: Token cost, redundancy, bloat, reference hygiene.
Every byte loaded burns context and money. Bloated skills crowd out the real work.
We check: Permissions declared, tools justified, risk surface visible, no unexpected access.
Snyk found prompt injection in 36% of audited skills and 1,467 malicious payloads in supply-chain studies3. This matters.
We check: Broken file paths, missing dependencies, dead references.
The #1 silent failure: a skill references scripts/foo.py that doesn't exist. Looks fine until it runs.
Standardized. Repeatable. Explained.
Paste a GitHub URL, a single skill file, a repo path, or upload a zip.
Checks run per-element across every skill, agent, and script — not a single blanket pass.
0–100 with a breakdown, findings pinned to where they live, and a Buyer's Guide verdict.
Paid audits include ready-to-paste fix prompts you can hand straight to Claude Code.
See risk, redundancy, and broken paths at a glance.
Claude Code ships new features every few weeks5. Skills that don't adapt become the slow, expensive, deprecated way.
No user reviews. No upvotes. A Buyer's Guide derived from the audit itself.
Five-star READMEs. “Miracle” tools with no substance. Every claim gets checked against the code.
One audit, under a minute. Specific issues, pointed fixes.
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