brew-audit-workflowlisted

The Homebrew audit workflow uses an org-mode file at `~/Desktop/BREWFILE-AUDIT.org` to triage installed Homebrew packages. ## Workflow 1. `/brew-audit` — generate or regenerate the org file from live brew state 2. User triages in Emacs — flip TODO states with `S-left`/`S-right` 3. `/brew-execute` — handles everything after triage: - If MAYBEs remain: walk through them conversationally, explain each, update org file - If no MAYBEs: uninstall DROPs (with dep checking), autoremove, generate clean Brewfile 4. `/brew-info <pkg>` — deep-dive on any specific package at any time ## Key design principles - **Conversational triage beats batch annotation.** Go category by category, explain packages in context, check deps and history. Don't pre-annotate everything silently. - **Always check actual install state.** Cross-reference `brew list` before discussing or uninstalling. Packages may already be gone. - **Check dependencies before uninstalling.** Run `brew uses --installed <pkg>` — never remove something a KEEP package depends on. - **Reconcile org state with reality.** On regeneration, auto-mark packages that were triaged but are no longer installed as DROP. ## File structure The org file has three parts: 1. **Header** — org settings, TODO keywords, column view config, usage instructions 2. **Package entries** — grouped by section, each a level-2 heading with properties drawer 3. **Actions** — static org-babel elisp blocks (from `templates/actions-block.org`) ## TODO st