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plugin-audit

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Use when you want to check the current plugin project against the cli-plugin-template catalog — which catalog features are missing or look outdated, whether the plugin has portability/agnosticism problems (absolute paths, unrooted refs, CLI coupling, hardcoded secrets), AND whether its skills are modularized (no scripts loose in the skill root, no script blocks embedded in SKILL.md). Reports gaps and hygiene findings with how to fix each.

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