aios-structure-validate

Run /aios-structure-validate from your project root. The bundled PowerShell script compares your file tree against a manifest of 14 hash-verified templates and reports missing items, structural drift, non-empty placeholders, and unrecognized folders with fix instructions.

The /audit skill scores AIOS maturity out of 100 across the Four Cs (Context, Connections, Capabilities, Cadence). aios-structure-validate is a narrow pass/fail structural check of whether your file tree literally matches the frozen baseline, with no score.

No. The scan is read-only. The only possible write is an optional validation report saved to validations/validate-{date}.md, and only after you explicitly consent via a prompt after each scan.

CLAUDE.md, aios-intake.md, connections.md, and decisions/log.md are content-mutable files checked for presence only. Being filled in by /onboard is expected healthy state, so content changes are never flagged as drift.

The script checks for 7 distinctive AIS-OS identifier files first. If none exist, it exits with code 2 and a redirect message suggesting aios-structure-build instead, avoiding a noisy everything-is-missing report.

It only checks structural conformance, not maturity or capability. It never flags EXPANSIONS.md-sanctioned growth folders or extra skills, never recurses into node_modules or .git, and requires PowerShell 5.1 on the machine running the scan.