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Audit analyzer

Skill marktantongco/opencodelinux/skills/audit-analyzer

Automates detection and prioritization of audit-related issues across the workspace. Scans for performance, accessibility, and monitoring signals. Use when analyzing audit errors or requesting actionable improvement patches.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add marktantongco/opencodelinux --skill audit-analyzer

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Audit Analyzer

Context

Automates detection and prioritization of audit-related issues across the workspace. Scans documentation and code for performance, accessibility, and monitoring signals; outputs actionable improvements and small, safe patches. Triggers on phrases like "Analyze audit errors" or "Audit analysis".


Instructions

  1. Discover audit signals across the workspace
  • Scan for common audit signals: Lighthouse performance hints (LCP, FID, CLS), Lighthouse scores, caching headers, accessibility hints (aria-labels, alt text), error monitoring (Sentry, uptime), and common deployment concerns (CI/CD, rollback, smoke tests).
  • Identify files and sections referencing these signals.
  1. Classify and prioritize improvements
  • Group findings into categories: Performance, Accessibility, Monitoring/Errors, Build/Deployment.
  • Score items by impact vs effort to get 80/20 high-leverage fixes.
  1. Propose concrete patches (small, safe changes)
  • For each high-priority item, provide a minimal patch snippet and the target file path.
  • Include a short rationale and a quick test step.
  1. Output format
  • Return a compact plan with: Category, File, Patch Snippet, Why it helps, and Test steps.
  1. Apply or stage changes
  • Suggest applying changes directly or creating a patch file for review.
  • Do not push to remote; leave review to user.
  1. Optional: Create a new SKILL.md on success
  • If user approves, codify this as a new skill under /workspace/skills/audit-analyzer/SKILL.md

Constraints

  • Do not perform destructive operations without explicit user approval.
  • Focus on small, incremental changes that are safe and testable.
  • Do not modify tests unless explicitly requested.
  • Output only actionable patches and plan summaries.

Examples

Example 1: Missing Sentry integration

  • Category: Monitoring/Errors
  • File: src/main.jsx
  • Patch:
+import * as Sentry from '@sentry/react';
+Sentry.init({ dsn: process.env.SENTRY_DSN, tracesSampleRate: 0.1 });
  • Why it helps: enables error tracking and alerting; Test: ensure Sentry captures an error in a test route.

Example 2: Large hero image causing slow LCP

  • Category: Performance
  • File: src/components/Hero.jsx
  • Patch:
+<img src={hero} alt="Hero" loading="lazy" />
  • Why it helps: reduces LCP; Test: Lighthouse shows improved LCP after patch.

Example 3: Missing alt text hurting accessibility

  • Category: Accessibility
  • File: src/components/Image.jsx
  • Patch:
+<img src={logo} alt="Company logo" />
  • Why it helps: improves accessibility score; Test: axe or Lighthouse shows improved accessibility.

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