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workloop-audit

Read-only health check of Workloop runs. Counts what each run's records show about its reviews, rework and delivery, and flags what the workflow's rules expect but the records contradict. Use at a run's retro, or when the user asks to check how the workflow is doing across runs.

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# Workloop audit

Workloop's rules are partly enforced by its script and partly followed by agents. This skill reads the records a run leaves — `state.json`, `events.jsonl`, reviews, messages, reports and Git — and reports facts, so whether a rule held is checked rather than remembered. It never writes to a run, a repository or the requirement ledger, and the workflow runs the same without it.

`AUDIT` below means `node <this skill's directory>/scripts/audit.mjs`. It needs the `paseo-workloop` skill beside it, whose parsers it uses to read reports exactly as the gates do. Runs live under `$WORKLOOP_ROOT` (default `~/.workloop`).

## One run: at retro

The [retro](../retro/SKILL.md) skill starts a run's assessment with `AUDIT run <project>/<feature>`. It prints:

- **Counts:** tickets, reviews, rework rounds, rounds past the cap, final review rounds, waivers by kind, failed and conflicting integrations, retries, takeovers, how long the integration checks took, and the ledger's sync state when the project keeps a ledger.
- **Every blocking finding of every re-review, by where it lands:**
  - `carried` — the previous review blocked on the same ID: the fix fell short.
  - `in-change` — it names a line the change since the previous review touched: the fix broke something nearby, which the re-review method allows.
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