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# /check — Workspace convention audit (with proposed fixes) Orchestrates the three **fast deterministic** project audits, **proposes fixes for every finding**, and lets the user approve before any change lands. Thin wrapper over the underlying tools — the skill's job is **sequence, unified reporting, and the propose-then-apply interaction shape**. The default behavior is *propose-and-apply*, not read-only. Pass `--json` when you want a raw report for tooling or CI. | Mode | What it audits | Backing | |---|---|---| | `docs` | doc-contract presence, todo/done hygiene, thinking.md sections, source/build naming (incl. multi-output folder), pandas merge validate=, archive.md leakage, idea frontmatter | `research-kit/tools/check_docs.py` (deterministic, <2s workspace-wide) | | `ledgers` | `artifacts.yaml` ↔ disk drift, `validation.yaml` pending/stale rows, `.run.json` sidecar provenance, doc ↔ artifacts.yaml cross-refs | `research-kit/tools/coverage.py` (deterministic; requires pyyaml) | | `cite` | `[ns:key]` citation tokens against the workspace registry, internal anchors, and `.bib` files | `research-kit/tools/citations.py` (deterministic; lint only — no manifest sync) | For IAT (INTENT / REASONING / ASSUMES / SOURCE) comment compliance, see `/iat` — that audit is LLM-driven and slower, kept as its own skill so `/check` stays fast. For manifest regeneration (`docs/refs/manifest.toml`), see `/cite-sync` — that's a write action, not an audit. ## How to invoke | Form | What i