error-auditlisted

# /error-audit — Cross-session error audit Scan every Claude Code session transcript for errors, cluster by root cause, surface the top offenders with suggested remediations. ## Usage ```bash # Default: all sessions, top 20 clusters, human output python3 error-audit.py # Last 30 days only python3 error-audit.py --since 30 # Show fewer clusters python3 error-audit.py --top 10 # Machine-readable (for piping into other tools) python3 error-audit.py --json # Override the projects dir (useful for testing) python3 error-audit.py --projects-dir /path/to/projects # Override or disable suppressions python3 error-audit.py --suppressions-path /path/to/suppressions.md python3 error-audit.py --no-suppressions python3 error-audit.py --show-suppressed ``` ## Steps (when invoking via `/error-audit`) 1. Run `python3 <skill-path>/error-audit.py` with any arguments the user provided. 2. Display the output to the user exactly as printed (includes colour-coded counts and suggested remediation tiers). 3. For the top 3 clusters, propose a concrete action: - **Tier 1** (settings allowlist): show the exact `~/.claude/settings.json` entry to add, but do NOT auto-apply — user must review Bash allowlist changes. - **Tier 2** (hook or script fix): locate the hook/script and propose the edit. - **Tier 3** (instruction/memory): draft the feedback or mechanism memory entry. 4. Do NOT auto-apply any remediation. This skill surfaces and proposes; the user decides. ## Configuration | Env v