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audit-auth

Find pracht routes and API mutations that look protected but are not: missing or non-gating auth middleware and client-only checks. Use for "audit auth", "check route protection", "find unauthenticated routes", "review middleware coverage".

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# Pracht Audit Auth

What the framework guarantees: middleware runs wrap-around style — every
middleware must return a `Response` (the runtime throws if it doesn't), either
`return next()` to continue the chain or a short-circuit `Response` to stop it.
The `redirect()` helper from `@pracht/core` returns a scheme/CRLF-validated
redirect `Response`. What the framework does NOT decide is *which* routes get
an auth gate — that is app wiring, and this skill audits it.

The pracht auth pattern (see <https://pracht.resynapse.dev/docs/recipes/auth>):
middleware loads the session onto `context.session` and short-circuits with a
redirect when there is no user; loaders downstream read `context.session`.

`@pracht/session` is the first-party implementation. Two of its exports map
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