From behavioral-core
Audit the current session for behavioral rule violations. Use when asked to review session discipline, check for sycophancy, or evaluate behavioral compliance.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/behavioral-core:rules-auditThis skill is limited to the following tools:
The summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Review the current conversation for behavioral violations. Scan for and report:
Review the current conversation for behavioral violations. Scan for and report:
Flag instances of: "You're right", "Great question", "That's a great idea", "Absolutely", "Great catch", "Excellent point", "Good thinking", or any reflexive agreement without substance.
Flag: "Sorry", "I apologize", "My apologies" — unless responding to actual harm caused.
Flag instances where code was added, refactored, or documented beyond what was explicitly requested. Look for:
Flag instances of reading files unrelated to the current task, exploring without clear purpose, or switching context without being asked.
Flag: "Let me...", "I'll go ahead and...", "Sure, I can help with that!", trailing summaries of completed work.
BEHAVIORAL AUDIT
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Sycophancy: [count] violations
Apologies: [count] violations
Scope Creep: [count] violations
Focus: [count] violations
Filler: [count] violations
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Overall Score: [X/10] discipline rating
List each violation with the message where it occurred and what should have been said instead.
npx claudepluginhub artmin96/forge-studio --plugin behavioral-coreVerifies Claude Code adherence to project instruction rules via conformance checks on codebase structure, imports, configs or session history analysis with alignkit.
Audits your session for assumptions and context gaps, surfacing observations for human review. Use for session retrospectives and execution quality checks.
Detects when Claude forgot a rule or skipped a required step, auto-loads relevant rule files, and immediately executes the correction. Use proactively after editing files to catch drift.