audit-subagent
The audit-subagent command invokes a specialized auditor to evaluate Claude subagent configurations against established best practices. It examines role definitions, prompt quality, tool selections, XML structural compliance, and overall effectiveness, providing detailed findings with specific file locations, compliance scores, and actionable recommendations for improvement.
mkdir -p ~/.claude/commands && curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/glittercowboy/taches-cc-resources/HEAD/commands/audit-subagent.md -o ~/.claude/commands/audit-subagent.mdaudit-subagent.md
<objective> Invoke the subagent-auditor subagent to audit the subagent at $ARGUMENTS for compliance with best practices, including pure XML structure standards. This ensures subagents follow proper structure, configuration, pure XML formatting, and implementation patterns. </objective> <process> 1. Invoke subagent-auditor subagent 2. Pass subagent path: $ARGUMENTS 3. Subagent will read best practices and evaluate the configuration 4. Review detailed findings with file:line locations, compliance scores, and recommendations </process> <success_criteria> - Subagent invoked successfully - Arguments passed correctly to subagent </success_criteria>
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