spec-audit

name	spec-audit
description	Read-only inventory and sanity audit of the behavioral specs defined in this repo (entities, rules, invariants, scenarios). Runs in an isolated forked context so it doesn't fill the main conversation. Use when asked to review, inventory, or sanity-check the spec definitions.
context	fork
agent	Explore
allowed-tools	Read, Grep, Glob

Produce a read-only inventory and sanity audit of this project's behavioral specifications. Do not modify any file.

1. Find spec definitions across src/spec/, micro-specs/, and examples/ by grepping for the def* forms: (defentity, (defconfig, (defrule, (definvariant, (defscenario, (defvalueset, (defgenerator, (defreq.
2. Inventory what you find, grouped by file: entities, config, rules, invariants, scenarios, value sets.
3. Flag likely gaps (static, best-effort — no execution):
   • rules whose :sets / :ensures reference a field not present on any entity;
   • entity-level invariants that reference has-many accessors (these need scenario-level testing);
   • entities with a (member ...) state field but no rule that transitions out of one of its states (possible dead-end).
4. Return a concise summary: counts per category, the per-file inventory, and a short "potential gaps" list. End with one line on what a deeper check would add (running (validate-specs) / (run-pbt) via eval_lisp).

Keep the output compact — this is a survey, not a fix.