Config auditing

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Neovim configuration audit knowledge base. Use when: reviewing config files for issues, checking deprecated APIs, optimizing settings, or performing health checks. Provides checklists, best practices, and version-specific deprecated API detection patterns.

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Neovim Configuration Auditing Skill

Systematic configuration analysis for identifying issues, optimizations, and deprecated API usage in Neovim setups.

Supporting Documents

Document	Purpose	When to Use
audit-checklist.md	Structured audit categories with detection patterns	Systematic config review
best-practices.md	lazy.nvim patterns, vim.opt usage, keymap conventions	Optimization suggestions
deprecated-apis.md	Version-specific deprecated APIs with grep patterns	Compatibility checks

Quick Validation Commands

Run these headless commands for rapid assessment:

# Get Neovim version
nvim --version | head -1

# Get config path
nvim --headless -c "lua print(vim.fn.stdpath('config'))" -c "qa" 2>&1

# Count Lua files in config
find ~/.config/nvim -name "*.lua" 2>/dev/null | wc -l

# Count plugins (lazy.nvim)
ls ~/.local/share/nvim/lazy 2>/dev/null | wc -l

# Check for deprecated vim.api.nvim_buf_set_option usage
grep -rn "nvim_buf_set_option\|nvim_win_set_option" ~/.config/nvim --include="*.lua" 2>/dev/null | head -10

# Check startup time
nvim --startuptime /tmp/nvim-startup.log +q && tail -5 /tmp/nvim-startup.log

# Validate Lua syntax in config
nvim --headless -c "lua dofile(vim.fn.stdpath('config')..'/init.lua')" -c "qa" 2>&1

# Check for error on startup
nvim --headless -c "qa" 2>&1 | head -20

Scoring Criteria

Assign grades based on issue severity and count:

Grade	Criteria	Description
A	0 Critical, 0-2 Warnings	Excellent - Production ready
B	0 Critical, 3-5 Warnings	Good - Minor improvements possible
C	0 Critical, 6+ Warnings OR 1 Critical	Acceptable - Needs attention
D	2-3 Critical issues	Poor - Significant problems
F	4+ Critical issues	Failing - Requires immediate fixes

Issue Severity Definitions

Critical: Security risks, breaking deprecated APIs (removed in current version), runtime errors Warning: Performance issues, deprecated APIs (still working), code style violations Suggestion: Optional improvements, modern alternatives, organization tips

Audit Workflow

Gather Environment Info
- Neovim version (determines which deprecated APIs apply)
- Plugin manager type (lazy.nvim, packer.nvim, etc.)
- Config structure (single file vs modular)
Run Category Audits
- Follow audit-checklist.md categories in order
- Use grep patterns to detect issues programmatically
- Note severity for each finding
Check Version Compatibility
- Reference deprecated-apis.md for user's Neovim version
- Flag APIs deprecated OR removed in their version
Apply Best Practices
- Compare against best-practices.md
- Suggest optimizations where applicable
Calculate Grade
- Count Critical/Warning/Suggestion issues
- Apply scoring criteria above
- Provide overall health assessment

Output Template

<audit_report>
## Summary
- **Grade**: [A-F]
- **Neovim Version**: [detected version]
- **Config Location**: [path]
- **Plugin Count**: [count]

## Critical Issues
[List each critical issue with file:line and fix]

## Warnings
[List each warning with file:line and recommendation]

## Suggestions
[List optional improvements]

## Statistics
| Metric | Value |
|--------|-------|
| Total Lua files | X |
| Total lines | Y |
| Plugins | Z |
| Startup time | Nms |
| Deprecated APIs | N |
</audit_report>