tech-debt-auditlisted

Tech debt and architecture audit for .NET repos. Produces plans/TECH_DEBT_AUDIT.md with file-cited findings, severity, and effort estimates. Supports module scoping and focused-mode shortcuts (crap, dead-code, duplicates, suppressions, solid) for single-dimension audits. Does not auto-invoke. Triggers on: tech debt audit, debt audit, codebase health check, architecture review, code quality assessment, audit tech debt, tech debt scan, code health, crap analysis, crap score, dead code audit, find dead code, unused types, dup-scan, code duplication, duplicate code, find duplicates, DRY violations, review code suppressions, audit pragma warnings, pragma warning disable, suppression cleanup, code hygiene, SOLID violations, solid review.
e128/dotnet-reference · ★ 2 · Data & Documents · score 71

Install: claude install-skill e128/dotnet-reference

# Tech Debt Audit Everything from here through the `---` divider is the protocol Claude executes; the section after it is human documentation. ## Arguments | Argument | Required | Description | | --------------- | -------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | `[scope path]` | No | Limit audit to a specific directory (e.g., `src/Core`). Full repo if omitted | | `[mode]` | No | Focused mode — run only one dimension (see table below). Full audit if omitted | ## Focused Modes (formerly code-health-audit) When a mode argument is provided, skip Phase 1 orientation and Phase 2 full audit. Run only the specified dimension, produce findings in the standard output format, and write to `plans/TECH_DEBT_AUDIT.md`. | Mode | Dimension | What it finds | | -------------- | -------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------- | | `crap` | §4 Test debt (CRAP scoring) | High-risk methods (CRAP scoring) | | `dead-code` | §1 Architectural decay | Unused public types + orphaned NuGet packages | | `duplicates` | §1 Architectural decay | Copy-pasted code blocks + repeated helper patterns | | `suppressions` | §8 Security hygiene | `#pragma warnin