What problem does it solve? A module can compile and pass its Software Factory run while missing dependencies in its .imodspec manifest, causing failures only when consumers install it. This Skill audits the generated dependency list against what the module's code and templates actually reference, catching install-time failures before release. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Reference Collection: Gathers the module's real references from .csproj PackageReference entries, Intent.* namespaces imported by templates and factory extensions, and designer metadata reads. - Manifest Comparison: Compares the generated <dependencies> section of the .imodspec against the referenced set, flagging referenced-but-undeclared entries while leaving legitimate transitive dependencies alone. - Source-First Fixing: Corrects missing dependencies at the source (installing the module or adding the PackageReference) and regenerates, with hand-added dependency entries as a supported fallback since they survive regeneration. - Use Case: Before closing out a module change, run the audit to confirm every Intent module your templates reference is declared in the manifest, so downstream consumers do not hit missing-type errors at install time. ## Quick Start Audit this module's .imodspec dependencies against its actual code and template references and report any referenced but undeclared dependencies.