workspace-audit

# Workspace Audit Scans all git repos under `~/dev` for issues that need attention. The script handles all detection — your job is to synthesize the output and tell the user what needs action. ## Step 1 — Collect ```bash ~/.claude/commands/workspace-audit/scripts/audit.sh ``` ## Step 2 — Synthesize Read the labeled sections and produce a concise report: ### Git Repos List every `NEEDS ATTENTION` entry with its flags. Group by type: - **DIRTY** — uncommitted changes - **UNTRACKED** — files not in git - **NO-REMOTE** — no origin configured - **AHEAD:N** — commits not pushed Clean repos don't need a mention unless the user asks. ### Security Checks Report any `EXPOSED:` .env files or `TRACKED:` context files immediately — these are high-priority. ### Disk Usage Report `~/dev/` total size. ### Summary - N repos clean, N repos need attention - If `STATUS: CLEAN` → tell the user everything looks good - If `STATUS: NEEDS ATTENTION` → list the top actions in priority order Keep it tight. Flag security issues first, then unpushed work, then cosmetic.