17,101 mods in this category, of every kind an
agent can take. Each one carries what it costs per session, what the
scan found, and whether it is the original.
Finds real dead code (unused imports, functions, classes) and unused dependencies in a Python repository, and proposes a safe, test-gated branch+PR to remove the safely-removable ones. Use this whenever the user asks to find or clean up dead code, unused imports, unused dependencies, or "bloat" in a Python project…
Dependency graph, blast-radius analysis, and gate-style checks for local TypeScript and JavaScript repositories. Predict what breaks before you commit.
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Test, score, and inspect n8n workflows via MCP. Safe by design — no credential access, no destructive auto-repair. Use when testing workflows, debugging executions, searching nodes, or building workflows incrementally.
Investigate why a strange piece of code exists before anyone deletes it (Chesterton's fence). Use when the user points at a weird line, hack, magic constant, or workaround and asks why it's there, whether it's still needed, or if it's safe to remove.
Orchestrate test execution — run unit, integration, and E2E tests, collect coverage reports, and analyze failures. Use when running tests, checking coverage, debugging test failures, or validating code changes before merge.
Triage a stuck Ralph loop and propose either a revised fix plan, a specific question to ask the user, or a recommendation that the task is infeasible. Invoke when the Ralph circuit breaker has opened — repeated identical errors, no progress for several iterations, max iterations approaching, or a destructive action is…
Give a repository a full health exam — doc rot, dependency staleness, CI decay, git hygiene, dead links, docs contradicting code — and grade it. Use when the user wants to know what quietly rotted, or a prioritized maintenance list.
Use when someone asks to analyze a defect report, analyze bug data, perform defect metrics analysis, review a defect log, or upload a defect file for quality insights.
A code-reduction audit method for finding unused code, duplicate implementations, unused dependencies, and unnecessary generalisation. It also creates automated checks to prevent a codebase from growing without need.
Query the Code Graph knowledge graph for this codebase. Use when the user asks about code structure, call relationships, dependencies, blast radius, or wants to run SPARQL queries against the project graph. Requires the backend and MCP server to be running.
Detects and fixes drift between a project's Claude artifacts (CLAUDE.md, skills, commands, agents, hooks/settings, and native/MCP memory) and the project's actual current reality: broken references, stale context, and legacy-narration framing that should read forward-looking.
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Hook-enforced ground-truth verification for Claude Code. Catches fabricated package names, unpublished versions, unresolvable imports, and nonexistent git SHAs before they land in your codebase — and feeds the correction back to Claude so it fixes itself in-loop.
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Full health checkup for any repository: Health Score 0-100, findings across 5 dimensions (security, code quality, testing, production readiness, docs), a prioritized fix plan, and one-command fixes with /audit fix N.
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Root-cause investigator. Use to get to the bottom of anything that went wrong — a code bug, a production incident, a security breach post-mortem, slow or erratic latency, data corruption, a flaky test, a "this worked yesterday" mystery. Reconstructs what actually happened from the evidence and names the true cause…
Ship something with Lovable, Replit, Bolt, v0, Claude Code, or Codex and it works, but nobody with an engineering background has checked it. This is the engineering review you'd get from the technical co-founder you don't have. craft-audit checks the whole project across ten areas: UX, frontend, backend, database…
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