| name | workspace-audit |
| description | Audit all git repos under ~/dev for dirty state, unpushed commits, exposed .env files, and tracked context files (CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, GEMINI.md). Use when the user wants to know if their workspace is clean, before a deploy, or when something feels off. Triggers on "audit workspace", "check repos", "anything unpushed", "is my workspace clean", "check for dirty repos", "any exposed secrets". |
| license | MIT |
| compatibility | Designed for Claude Code on WSL. Requires git, find, and repos under ~/dev. |
| allowed-tools | Bash Read |
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
~/.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.
