| name | qe-audit |
| description | Audit recent commits or stress-test a feature area for quality gaps, missing tests, regressions, and actionable bugs. |
Codex Runtime Rules
These Z Skills are native Codex workflows derived from github.com/zeveck/zskills at commit 14dea81da487b2904ea7d69a27295f1869206cdf. They are invoked by natural language or by naming the skill; examples that look like slash commands are only shorthand for the skill name.
Use Codex behavior first:
- Read the current repository before acting. Prefer existing project scripts, config, and conventions over the upstream examples.
- Never use Claude-only tools or assumptions: no
CronCreate, CronList, CronDelete, Agent/Task tool syntax, allowed-tools, .claude/settings.json, or automatic Claude hooks.
- Use sub-agents only when the user explicitly asks for agents, parallel work, or delegation. For Z Skills landing gates, prefer a fresh independent verification context when it is available without violating the current Codex delegation policy; otherwise run inline, disclose lower assurance, and do not auto-land unless the user accepts it.
- For isolation, create git worktrees explicitly with normal
git worktree commands. Do not rely on an isolation: "worktree" parameter.
- Config lookup order is project
.agents/zskills-config.json first, then project zskills-config.json, then legacy .codex/zskills-config.json, then legacy .claude/zskills-config.json only if already present. Do not create new .claude runtime config for Codex.
- Scheduling is not automatic in Codex. If the user asks for recurring runs, explain the schedule and ask before installing any local cron/system scheduler. For normal turns, perform the requested work now.
- Helper assets live at project
.agents/zskills-support by default. Use project-local scripts/* first; fall back to $CODEX_HOME/zskills-support only for explicit global installs or legacy setups.
- Preserve Codex safety rules: do not revert unrelated work, stage files by name, avoid destructive git commands, and verify from actual diffs/tests.
Detailed upstream text is archived in references/upstream-claude-adapted.md for edge cases and future diffs. Load it only when the concise workflow below is insufficient.
QE Audit
Modes
- Default audit: inspect recent commits/diffs for missing tests, risky changes, and likely regressions.
bash or stress mode: actively try edge cases in a specified area.
Workflow
- Define the audit scope: recent commits, branch diff, changed files, or named feature area.
- Inspect actual diffs and tests. Do not rely on summaries.
- Identify gaps as actionable findings with reproduction steps and expected/actual behavior.
- Run targeted tests or manual checks where feasible.
- File GitHub issues only if the user asked or the repo workflow clearly expects it; otherwise write findings to a report or response.
- If asked to fix findings, switch to
fix-issues or investigate depending on size.
Scheduling words are informational in Codex unless the user explicitly requests local scheduler setup.
Preserved Z Skills Invariants
- Commit audit starts from real diffs.
- Stress mode should try edge cases, not only happy paths.
- Findings should be actionable enough to become issues or fix tasks.
