audit

Audit EC Memories

Review, clean, and organize stored memories.

Announce: "I'm using the audit skill to review EC memories."

The Flow

List All → Analyze → Present → Clean → Verify

Step 1: List All Memories

Pull everything by type:

ec_list:
  limit: 100
  type: decision

ec_list:
  limit: 100
  type: learning

ec_list:
  limit: 100
  type: pattern

ec_list:
  limit: 100
  type: config

Also check for invalidated entries:

ec_list:
  limit: 50
  include_invalid: true

Step 2: Analyze

Check for Issues

1. Duplicates - Same or very similar content
2. Stale - References outdated code/patterns
3. Vague - Content too generic to be useful
4. Miscategorized - Wrong type for the content

Group by Area

Organize memories by their area tag to see coverage:

• Which areas have many memories?
• Which areas are sparse?
• Any orphaned areas (code deleted)?

Step 3: Present Summary

## EC Memory Audit

**Total Memories:** N (D decisions, L learnings, P patterns, C config)
**Invalidated:** N

### By Area
| Area | Decisions | Learnings | Patterns |
|------|-----------|-----------|----------|
| auth | 3 | 2 | 1 |
| api  | 1 | 4 | 2 |
| ...  | ... | ... | ... |

### Issues Found
- **Duplicates (N):** [list IDs]
- **Potentially stale (N):** [list with reason]
- **Vague entries (N):** [list IDs]

Step 4: Clean Up

Use AskUserQuestion for each category:

{
  "questions": [{
    "question": "How should I handle the N duplicate memories?",
    "header": "Duplicates",
    "options": [
      { "label": "Merge", "description": "Keep best version, invalidate others" },
      { "label": "Keep all", "description": "They might have nuance" },
      { "label": "Review each", "description": "Show me one by one" }
    ],
    "multiSelect": false
  }]
}

Invalidating Memories

When removing a memory, use ec_invalidate with optional superseding:

ec_invalidate:
  id: <old_memory_id>
  superseded_by: <new_memory_id>  # Optional: link to replacement