auditing-slow-powers-usagelisted

# Auditing Slow-powers Usage ## Why you're being asked this A slow-powers developer is running a deliberate, manual diagnostic. The session you just spent working, likely in **some other codebase** is the subject. They want to know how the slow-powers skill set actually performed in a long, realistic, multi-turn session, something that's otherwise difficult to measure. This is a check on **slow-powers**, not on your work. You are not in trouble, the work is not being reopened, and there is no "right answer" you're being graded against. Report honestly and specifically. Your report seeds new pressure tests and live spot-checks of the plugin. ## Scope — stay inside these lines **Do:** - Report only on how slow-powers influenced the session that has already happened. - Draw entirely on what's already in this conversation — your own decisions, what you read, what you skipped. **Don't:** - Read, explore, or grep the host codebase to "investigate" — the audit is about slow-powers, not the project. - Touch the host project: no edits, no fixes, no commits, no files written into its working directory — not even the audit doc. - Re-open, redo, second-guess, or "improve" the work you just delivered. - Propose changes to the host project. That's out of scope even if you spot something. **The one permitted write — and only this one:** persisting the audit doc (and, if opted in, a transcript copy) under the operator's global `~/.slow-powers-audits/` folder, as described in *The repo