strategy-auditlisted
Install: claude install-skill e128/dotnet-reference
# Martinizing
Reads the **code as strategy**: what do investment levels, architecture, and capability chains
reveal about the project's actual strategic choices? Roger Martin's "not stupid on its face" test
is the sharpest tool here. Unlike `apply all skills` (which checks code against technical
recommendations), this audit derives strategic intent from the code itself.
Finding category definitions, Phase 3 agent prompt template, and Phase 4 report format:
[references/scoring-rubric.md](references/scoring-rubric.md).
## Usage
```
/strategy-audit # Audit current working directory
/strategy-audit ./src # Audit specific path
/strategy-audit /path/to/repo # Audit any repo
/strategy-audit --resume # Resume from last checkpoint in .claude/tmp/strategy-audit/state.md
```
One optional argument: the code path to audit. Defaults to current working directory.
**This skill does NOT read or modify documentation files.** It audits code only.
## Prerequisites
- **dev-planning** skill — structures the output into actionable implementation plans
- Strategy framework reference bundled at [references/five-elements-of-strategy.md](references/five-elements-of-strategy.md)
## Workflow
### Step R: Resume Check
Before doing anything else, check for an in-progress run:
Read `.claude/tmp/strategy-audit/state.md`. If the file exists, determine which phases are `DONE`, skip them, and load
referenced intermediate files:
- If Phase 2 is `DONE`, lo