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Rules eval

Skill athola/claude-night-market/plugins/abstract/skills/rules-eval

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Install
npx -y skills add athola/claude-night-market --skill rules-eval

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Evaluate Claude Code rules in .claude/rules/. Use for frontmatter, globs, and quality audits.

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Rules Evaluation Framework

When NOT To Use

  • Evaluating skills (use abstract:skills-eval)
  • Evaluating hooks (use abstract:hooks-eval)
  • Writing a new rule (use hookify:writing-rules)

Table of Contents

  1. Overview
  2. Quick Start
  3. Evaluation Workflow
  4. Scoring
  5. Resources

Overview

This skill evaluates Claude Code rules in .claude/rules/ directories against quality standards. It validates YAML frontmatter, glob pattern syntax, content quality, and directory organization. Rules files support path-scoped conditional loading via paths frontmatter and unconditional rules (no paths field).

Key validations: YAML syntax errors, unquoted glob patterns, Cursor-specific fields (alwaysApply, globs), overly broad patterns, content verbosity, and naming conventions.

Quick Start

# Evaluate rules in current project
/rules-eval

# Evaluate specific directory
/rules-eval .claude/rules/

# Detailed analysis with recommendations
/rules-eval --detailed

Evaluation Workflow

  1. Scan .claude/rules/ for all .md files (including subdirectories)
  2. Validate YAML frontmatter syntax and fields
  3. Analyze glob patterns for correctness and specificity
  4. Assess content quality (actionable, concise, non-conflicting)
  5. Check organization (naming, structure, symlinks)
  6. Measure token efficiency and redundancy

Scoring

CategoryPointsFocus
Frontmatter Validity25YAML syntax, required fields, correct field names
Glob Pattern Quality20Syntax, specificity, quoting
Content Quality25Actionable, concise, non-conflicting
Organization15Naming, structure, symlink usage
Token Efficiency15Rule size, redundancy detection
ScoreLevel
91-100Excellent - Production-ready
76-90Good - Minor improvements possible
51-75Basic - Needs optimization
26-50Below Standards - Significant issues
0-25Critical - Invalid or broken rules

Resources

Skill-Specific Modules

  • Frontmatter Validation: See modules/frontmatter-validation.md
  • Glob Pattern Analysis: See modules/glob-pattern-analysis.md
  • Content Quality Metrics: See modules/content-quality-metrics.md
  • Organization Patterns: See modules/organization-patterns.md

Tools

  • Rules Validator: scripts/rules_validator.py

Related Skills

  • abstract:skills-eval - Skill evaluation framework
  • abstract:hooks-eval - Hook evaluation framework

Exit Criteria

  • Every .md file under .claude/rules/ (including subdirectories) receives a quality score (0-100) with per-category breakdown across the five dimensions.
  • YAML frontmatter syntax errors and unquoted glob patterns are listed as blocking findings before any score is reported.
  • Rules using Cursor-specific fields (alwaysApply, globs) are flagged as non-compliant with the expected Claude Code schema.
  • Any rule scoring below 26 (Critical tier) is reported with at least one concrete corrective action, not just a score.

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