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corrections-audit
Use to analyze correction trends, surface recurring patterns, and graduate repeat corrections to guardrails or anti-patterns.
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# Corrections Audit Skill
Analyze corrections.md for trends, recurring patterns, and actionable insights.
## Attribution: run the script, do not count by hand
```bash
python3 "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/check_correction_attribution.py" --root . --snapshot
```
**Added 2026-08-03.** This audit's headline number — *who caught the mistake* —
was computed by hand and had been produced exactly twice, six weeks apart, each
time because a human remembered to look. It is the only number that answers the