spwnr-worker-audit

name	spwnr-worker-audit
description	Audit Spwnr worker readiness.

Spwnr Worker Audit

Use this health-check and recovery surface only for registry/package/injected-agent readiness recovery. It is not a prerequisite for /spwnr-task; normal execution performs its own worker resolution first.

Required Checks

Use targeted reads and directory checks:

1. Check .claude-plugin/workers.json; if absent, report the built-in dynamic defaults.
2. Check project agents under .claude/agents/ and user agents under ~/.claude/agents/.
3. Confirm spwnr is available directly; if not, recommend installing the published spwnr-cli.
4. Check vendor/spwnr-registry and the local registry state.
5. If a task brief was supplied, preview candidates with one concise resolve-workers query.

Dynamic Readiness Rules

• Treat the local Spwnr registry as the runtime source of truth.
• Missing .claude-plugin/workers.json still means dynamic mode is active by default.
• Do not assume vendored templates are usable until synced into the local registry.
• Report already-injected project and user agents as current availability, not as the selection source of truth.
• If local registry content is sparse while vendored content exists, recommend spwnr sync-registry.
• Do not silently invent a fallback agent lineup.

Reporting Format

Use these sections:

1. Worker Policy
2. Local Registry
3. Injected Agents
4. Readiness Gaps
5. Install Suggestions
6. Recommended Next Step

Install Suggestions

When local packages are missing, prefer install or inject guidance:

• spwnr sync-registry
• spwnr resolve-workers --search "<search query>" --host claude_code --format json

When a specific agent must be visible in Claude Code, prefer:

• spwnr inject <name> --host claude_code --scope user
• spwnr inject <name> --host claude_code --scope project

Rules

• Report whether dynamic selection is enabled and quote the key policy fields.
• If .claude-plugin/workers.json is absent, say the defaults are registrySource=local, selectionMethod=llm_choose, missingPolicy=auto_install_local, and lineup 1-4.
• Report whether the local registry has enough published packages to support a useful candidate pool.
• Report whether vendored registry content exists but still needs syncing.
• If healthy, say /spwnr-task can resolve directly.
• If blocked, list missing capabilities/packages and tell the user to install or inject missing agents, then return to the same active revision after recovery.
• Do not mutate state from this skill.