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Use when work has genuinely independent streams or distinct builder, evaluator, domain, and integration roles that require…
Use when manual work, prior sessions, or an operator interview must be audited for repeatable skill, automation, or bounded-loop candidates.
$ npx -y skills add Mark393295827/third-brain-v7-skills --skill workflow-audit --agent claude-codeHow it fires
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Use when manual work, prior sessions, or an operator interview must be audited for repeatable skill, automation, or bounded-loop candidates.
name: workflow-audit description: Use when manual work, prior sessions, or an operator interview must be audited for repeatable skill, automation, or bounded-loop candidates. metadata: version: "8.1.0" updated: "2026-08-20" profile: "one-shot" assumes: "The operator supplies bounded text, Markdown, or JSON evidence and the promotion authority is explicit." conflicts_with: "Invented run history, autonomous policy mutation, unbounded scheduling, or treating demo evidence as authority."
<skill_contract> <input>Bounded manual notes, prior-session evidence, or interview answers describing work, repetition, decisions, and constraints.</input> <output>A deterministic audit with mode, evidence-bounded candidates, skill/automation/loop decisions, permissions, and a typed handoff.</output> <done>Every recommendation points to supplied evidence, remains within the input bound, and has an explicit supervised promotion decision.</done> <non_goals>Editing skills, changing schedules, mutating Vault state, inventing metrics, or executing an unapproved external action.</non_goals>
Provide: objective, evidence source, mode (`manual`, `session`, or `interview`), size bound, candidate limit, operator/approval owner, and desired handoff.
<intake> Classify the source as manual notes, prior-session history, or an operator interview. Preserve its hash and provenance. Infer a mode only when the text contains a clear session or interview signal; otherwise use `manual`. </intake>
<unknowns_gate> Separate observed repetition from a proposed improvement. Missing frequency, owner, verifier, permission, or stop condition makes a candidate review-only; it does not justify a schedule or autonomous loop. </unknowns_gate>
<execute> Extract a bounded list of distinct work candidates. For each candidate, decide:
Record the evidence snippet, approval owner, verifier, stop condition, and side-effect expectation. Promotion is a separate supervised action with a receipt and rollback path. </execute>
<evaluate> Reject recommendations that rely on an unbounded input, an inferred external permission, a fluent success claim, or a video/demo as authority. Check candidate count, source hash, evidence linkage, and `side_effect_count: 0`. </evaluate>
Return `NEEDS_INPUT` for missing evidence or a required authority decision, `INSUFFICIENT_EVIDENCE` when repetition cannot be supported, and `VERIFY_FAILED` when a recommendation cannot be traced to the supplied source. Preserve the audit receipt and do not promote.
Return `status`, `result`, `evidence`, `unknowns`, and `next_action`. The result includes mode, source hash, bounded candidates, skill/automation/loop decisions, approval, verifier, stop condition, and side-effect count.
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