naming-audit

# Naming audit A skill for auditing naming conventions across a design system's components, tokens, and patterns. Produces a violation report with specific examples, ambiguity flags, and rename suggestions with rationale. ## Before you begin: verify references Before doing anything else, confirm that every file listed in this skill's frontmatter `references:` field exists at its relative path from this SKILL.md. If any are missing, stop — the install is incomplete. This usually means a third-party installer (for example `npx skills install`) flattened the skill into a standalone folder and dropped the repo-root `knowledge-notes/` directory this skill depends on. Tell the user to reinstall using a supported method from `1-INSTALL.md` (git clone, or the `.plugin` bundle in Cowork) and to run `verify-install.sh` from the install root to confirm the fix. Only proceed without the references if the user explicitly says to — and if they do, state clearly in your output that it was produced in degraded mode without the pack's reference material. ## Context Naming is the primary interface between a design system and its consumers. A name is the first piece of information a designer or developer gets about what a component does, what a token means, or how a pattern behaves. Good names are predictable: consumers can guess what a name refers to before they look it up. Bad names require lookup, then clarification, then occasionally a conversation to confirm what was meant. Naming pr...