The distinction between committed files, hosted GitHub settings, and unobservable configuration makes the audit mode especially useful for maintainers who need evidence-backed findings rather than a generic checklist.
One useful addition could be a quick-try path for readers who want to test that workflow in an OpenClaw/Hermes-style agent before downloading the packaged skill. The imported catalog version is here:
Run the GitHub repository architecture and security skill
This would sit alongside the existing dist/skill.zip instructions, not replace the local installation or validation docs.
The distinction between committed files, hosted GitHub settings, and unobservable configuration makes the audit mode especially useful for maintainers who need evidence-backed findings rather than a generic checklist.
One useful addition could be a quick-try path for readers who want to test that workflow in an OpenClaw/Hermes-style agent before downloading the packaged skill. The imported catalog version is here:
Run the GitHub repository architecture and security skill
This would sit alongside the existing
dist/skill.zipinstructions, not replace the local installation or validation docs.