plugin-auditlisted

## What This Does Runs the full ContextForge plugin audit gate through `core/scripts/tools/plugin-audit.sh`. The gate validates the module index, installed artifact parity, runtime artifacts, documentation claims, plugin surface consistency, rule quality, token benchmark drift, and test suite health. ## When to Use Use this skill: - After every package of ContextForge changes. - Before creating a PR or commit. - After `npm run convert` synchronizes installed copies. - After cleanup of runtime artifacts such as `.claude/cache`, `.claude/lessons`, `.cursor/lessons`, or `.local-marketplace/plugins/context-forge`. ## How to Use ALWAYS run the audit through the single script entrypoint: ```bash bash core/scripts/tools/plugin-audit.sh --plugin-root . ``` NEVER assemble the audit manually from individual commands. The script is the source of truth for gate order, failure handling, and runtime artifact detection. ## Output Format The script returns a compact envelope: ```text [PLUGIN AUDIT] - validate-index: PASS - check-parity: PASS - audit-runtime-artifacts: PASS - audit-doc-claims: PASS - audit-plugin-surface: PASS - audit-rules: PASS - benchmark-tokens: PASS - npm-test: PASS - final: PASS [END PLUGIN AUDIT] ``` ## Constraints ALWAYS treat any failing gate as blocking for PR or commit readiness. ALWAYS report runtime artifacts as failures without deleting them. NEVER delete runtime artifacts from this skill. NEVER bypass `plugin-audit.sh` by running the individual g