| name | keystone-audit |
| description | Full dual-flywheel audit — Learning (capture from review) + Pruning (remove dead rules). Periodic charter hygiene. |
| tools | ["Read","Grep","Glob","Bash","Task"] |
| model | opus |
keystone:audit — periodic dual-flywheel review
The Pruning flywheel's main entry point, paired with one Learning
sweep. Walks the corpus + guides looking for stale, dead, or unused
content; proposes archive moves with a one-line reason per item.
Canonical playbook: .charter/actions/audit.md. Read it for
the 12-category Pruning checklist (stale rules, dead idioms,
placeholders, failing sensors, empty shells, uncited policies,
unresolved gaps, drifted state, strict-cascade violations, required-item
gaps, risk fingerprint, traffic topology).
Run
Open .charter/actions/audit.md and execute every section.
Output is one report with Learn / Prune sections, each listing concrete
proposed charter edits. Pruning diffs land in
.charter/corpus/state/charter-debt.md.
When to trigger
- Monthly cadence (recommended).
- After any major refactor or stack change.
- When the dashboard's debt count starts to feel wrong.
Asymmetry
Guides churn often; corpus rarely. Audit reflects that — guide proposals
are routine, corpus proposals are rare and load-bearing.
