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production readiness audit
A multi-lens production readiness auditor that generates evidence-backed go/no-go reports and local dashboards.
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production readiness audit
Example session with this skill installed
Run a production readiness audit on this repository. Use parallel mode and start the dashboard. Staging URL is https://staging.api.example.com.
- Read your context and instructions
- Compiled the production readiness audit
I have initialized the production readiness audit for the current repository. The audit is running in
parallel mode, and the local dashboard has been started to track progress in real-time.
Audit Directory: .readiness-audit/
Git Ref: main (clean)
Dashboard URL: http://127.0.0.1:8080
Initial Audit State
| Stage | Status | Details |
|---|---|---|
| 0: Preflight | COMPLETED | Environment verified; dashboard server live. |
| 1: Context | IN_PROGRESS | Inferring RTO/RPO from existing README.md. |
| 2: Evidence | PENDING | Scheduled 92 deterministic control probes. |
| 3: Lenses | PENDING | 8 lenses (Security, Backend, etc.) queued. |
The runtime intake has been successfully recorded for https://staging.api.example.com using the readonly-auditor role. A reachability check confirmed the target is responsive. I am now proceeding to Stage 1 to define the architecture map and threat boundaries.
Next steps
- Review
context.mdonce Stage 1 completes to verify my assumptions on data criticality. - Keep the dashboard open at
http://127.0.0.1:8080to monitor lens findings as they arrive. - Add
.readiness-audit/to your.gitignoreto keep the audit trail local.
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About this skill
Production readiness is often a subjective "gut feeling" that leaves teams vulnerable to outages and exploits. This skill replaces guesswork with a formal eight-lens audit that evaluates whether a codebase is actually ready for real users, real attackers, and real load. It treats the absence of critical systems—like monitoring, rate limiting, or backups—as high-severity findings, ensuring you never ship a system that is fundamentally incomplete.
What it does
- Multi-perspective auditing scans the repo using eight specialized lenses including security, backend, devops, and database.
- Evidence-based reporting requires every finding to cite specific code lines or ledger entries, preventing vague or hallucinated issues.
- Automated dashboarding launches a local web interface to visualize the audit trail, findings, and final go/no-go verdict.
- Absence detection uses a dedicated ledger to track what was searched for but not found, flagging missing infrastructure-as-code or controls.
- Runtime validation performs read-only inspections of live staging environments to confirm environment-specific configurations.
How it works
- Context Intake: Define the system criticality, RTO/RPO targets, and threat model to calibrate finding severity.
- Evidence Pass: Run deterministic probes to build a semantic map and inventory of existing controls and missing patterns.
- Lens Dispatch: Launch parallel specialist agents to evaluate the evidence and generate tagged findings (CONFIRMED, NOT FOUND, or UNVERIFIED).
- Validation & Reporting: Verify findings against formal rules and generate a CTO-ready Markdown report and JSON verdict.
Frameworks & tools
This skill utilizes a suite of internal Python scripts for state management (audit_state.py), evidence gathering (evidence_scan.py), and validation (validate_findings.py). It is designed to run in environments like Claude Code or Cursor with access to local files and a Python 3 runtime.
Why this beats prompting it yourself
Generic prompts often miss what is NOT there, which is where most production failures start. This skill enforces a strict evidence ledger and a multi-agent "lens" architecture that prevents a single agent from overlooking cross-disciplinary gaps. It provides a persistent, structured audit trail under .readiness-audit/ rather than a fleeting chat response.
Use cases
- Auditing a repository before a major production launch or migration.
- Performing a technical due diligence review of a new codebase.
- Identifying scalability bottlenecks and security gaps during a 10x load prep.
- Providing an objective go/no-go report for engineering leadership.
Known limitations
This skill is strictly read-only and will not fix the issues it finds. It requires a local Python 3 environment to run the underlying orchestration and dashboard scripts.
How to use
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