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Provides an alternative phrasing '/share-audit' that delegates to the '/audit-share' skill.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/aria-knowledge:share-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
This is an **alias skill**. The canonical implementation lives at `plugin-claude-code/skills/audit-share/SKILL.md` within the aria-knowledge plugin. Invoking `/share-audit` and `/audit-share` produces identical behavior — this alias exists only to accommodate users who prefer the inverted "share-audit" phrasing.
This is an alias skill. The canonical implementation lives at plugin-claude-code/skills/audit-share/SKILL.md within the aria-knowledge plugin. Invoking /share-audit and /audit-share produces identical behavior — this alias exists only to accommodate users who prefer the inverted "share-audit" phrasing.
Read plugin-claude-code/skills/audit-share/SKILL.md (relative to the aria-knowledge plugin root — resolve via ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/audit-share/SKILL.md if available, otherwise locate it within the installed plugin tree) and follow every step in that file exactly, passing through any arguments the user provided to this alias.
Do not duplicate canonical logic here. When the canonical skill changes, this alias continues to work because it delegates.
Natural-language phrasing varies between "share audit" and "audit share." The canonical skill is named audit-share for consistency with audit-config and audit-knowledge (all follow the audit-<subject> pattern). This alias covers the alternative convention without forcing users to remember the canonical form.
npx claudepluginhub mikeprasad/aria-knowledge --plugin aria-knowledgeProvides an alternative slash command `/config-audit` that delegates to the canonical `/audit-config` skill. Useful for users who prefer the inverted phrasing.
Audits Claude Code skills for quality, compliance, delegation patterns, and maintainability. Run after creating skills, before releases, or for periodic checks.