What problem does it solve? Command specifications are structured natural-language programs whose formatting acts as a parsing contract for LLMs; weak formatting degrades execution reliability, especially after context compaction. This Skill provides a shared evaluation rubric to detect and fix those weaknesses before deployment. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Five-Category Rubric: Audits structural integrity, decision formatting, execution reliability, extension points, and destructive pattern detection with severity-ranked findings. - Destructive Pattern Scanning: Flags dangerous commands in extension blocks such as rm -rf, git push --force, DROP TABLE, and --no-verify with context-aware severity levels. - Standardized Output: Produces a findings table with criterion, severity, location, and recommendation, plus a High/Medium/Low summary count. - Use Case: Before shipping a new slash command spec, run the audit to catch oversized steps, missing STOP boundaries, unfenced code blocks, and mismatched extension markers. ## Quick Start Audit my command specification file for formatting weaknesses and report findings by severity.