ktg-plugin-marketplace/plugins/config-audit/commands/help.md

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Config-Audit: Help

Getting Started

Just run /config-audit — it auto-detects your project scope and runs a full audit. No setup needed.

All Commands

Core

Command Description
/config-audit Full audit with auto-scope detection
/config-audit posture Quick scorecard with A-F grades per area
/config-audit feature-gap Deep analysis of features you're not using
/config-audit fix Auto-fix deterministic issues with backup
/config-audit rollback Restore configuration from a backup

Planning & Implementation

Command Description
/config-audit plan Generate prioritized action plan from audit findings
/config-audit implement Execute action plan with automatic backup + verification
/config-audit interview Set preferences to customize the action plan (optional)

Monitoring

Command Description
/config-audit drift Compare current config against a saved baseline
/config-audit plugin-health Audit plugin structure and frontmatter quality

Utility

Command Description
/config-audit status Show current session state and progress
/config-audit cleanup Clean up old session directories

Advanced (workflow phases)

Command Description
/config-audit discover Run only the discovery phase (find config files)
/config-audit analyze Run only the analysis phase (generate report)

Scope Override

By default, /config-audit auto-detects scope from your current directory:

  • Inside a git repo → scans the repo
  • In $HOME → scans global config only
  • Elsewhere → scans current directory

Override with: /config-audit current, /config-audit repo, /config-audit home, /config-audit full

Typical Workflows

First time? Just run /config-audit.

Want to fix things? Run /config-audit then /config-audit fix.

Full optimization:

  1. /config-audit — see what you have
  2. /config-audit plan — create action plan
  3. /config-audit implement — execute with backups

Track changes over time:

  1. /config-audit drift --save — save baseline
  2. (make changes)
  3. /config-audit drift — see what changed