workspace-audit

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.