/fort-audit
Audit this Mac's security posture with fort and explain the findings in plain language
$ npx -y skills add djadmin/fort --agent claude-codeHow it fires
How this command gets triggered: by you, by Claude, or both.
- Fires itselfClaude auto-loads it when your prompt matches the work.
- You can call itInvoke it directly when you want it.
- Slash command
/fort-audit
Context preview
What this command does when you run it.
Audit this Mac's security posture with fort and explain the findings in plain language
Command definition
fort-audit.mddescription: Audit this Mac's security posture with fort and explain the findings in plain language argument-hint: "[check ids, e.g. firewall,filevault]" tools: allowed: ["Bash", "Read"]
Run a read-only macOS security audit with `fort` and present it so the user actually understands where they stand. **Do not change anything in this command** — auditing is read-only.
1. Confirm fort is installed (`fort --version`); if not, tell the user `brew install djadmin/tap/fort` and stop. 2. Run `fort --json`. If the user passed check IDs in `$ARGUMENTS`, scope it: `fort --only $ARGUMENTS --json`. 3. Lead with the score and a one-line verdict. 4. Walk the findings in order of real-world risk — what exposes the machine first, lower-risk items after. For each failing or warning check, say what it is, where it stands (`current` vs `expected`, and the `evidence` fort captured), and why it matters. Note which are auto-fixable. 5. Briefly note what passed. 6. Offer next steps: preview a fix (`fort --only <id> --dry-run`) or, if they want it, an evidence report (`fort --report`). Don't apply anything yet — fixes happen only after the user reviews a preview and explicitly says yes.
Use `reference/checks.md` from the fort skill for the "why it matters" detail.
$ARGUMENTS
Know your Mac's security posture, fix the gaps, and keep it locked down. One command. fort runs 15+ security checks on your Mac, fixes what it safely can, and writes an auditor-ready report. No agent, no signup, no MDM enrollment. Just a single binary.