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ai-agents-diagnostics-toolkitlisted

Catalog of this repo's measurement instruments, each with command, current baseline, and interpretation guide. Covers skill size and description budgets, orphan-ref and golden-principles scans, drift gates as signals, guard telemetry and maturity tiers, coverage pins, and the eval harness. Use when you say `measure this`, `read the drift signal`, `check skill budgets`, `guard maturity report`. Do NOT use to fix what you measure (use `ai-agents-debugging-playbook`) or for evidence standards (use `ai-agents-validation-and-qa`).
rjmurillo/ai-agents · ★ 38 · AI & Automation · score 77
Install: claude install-skill rjmurillo/ai-agents
# ai-agents Diagnostics Toolkit <!-- vendor-portability: contributor-facing knowledge pack for the rjmurillo/ai-agents repo itself; intentionally references upstream paths (.agents/, .claude/, scripts/, build/) because its audience is repo contributors, not plugin consumers (issue #2050) --> Measure instead of eyeball. Every instrument below is a read-only command that turns a vague worry ("are skills getting bloated?", "did generation drift?") into a number you can compare against a baseline. This file gives you, per instrument: the question it answers, the exact command, the healthy and unhealthy reading, the current repo baseline (as of 2026-07-02), and the trap that has already cost someone time. Vocabulary, defined once: an "instrument" is a script whose output you read, not a gate you must pass. A "drift gate" is a CI check that fails when a generated tree stops matching its canonical source. "EVENT telemetry" is the one-line JSON a push guard prints to stderr when it runs. A "baseline" is the number the instrument reports on a clean checkout of main; you measure your delta against it. ## Triggers - `measure this` - `read the drift signal` - `check skill budgets` - `guard maturity report` - `interpret this scan output` ## Instrument Index | Instrument | Question it answers | Command (from repo root) | |---|---|---| | Description budget | How much standing context do skill descriptions cost? | `uv run python ./scripts/skill_description_budget.py` | | Skill size | W