From audit-general
Produce a comprehensive, reader-friendly Excel model audit report in Markdown, organized by content type rather than by agent. The report walks the reader through the model (summary, flowcharts, formula inventory, formatting inventory, text quality, named ranges, structure, hyperlinks, VBA, Power Query) before presenting all audit findings in a consolidated error section. Section 3 lists every unique R1C1 formula pattern with the A1 cell ranges it covers, highlighting pattern breaks. Use this skill whenever the user wants a detailed audit report, client-ready audit deliverable, comprehensive model review document, or full walkthrough-style audit output. Trigger on "detailed audit report", "client audit report", "full model report", "walkthrough audit", or any request for a structured audit document that separates reference sections from error findings.
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/audit-general:ag-detailed-audit-reportThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
> *"Understand the model first, then show what's wrong."*
"Understand the model first, then show what's wrong."
Pure report formatter — the client-facing deliverable of the audit family.
It consumes the consolidated findings JSON produced by ag-audit-manager
(its consolidate_findings.py script) plus the shared extract.json for the
inventory sections. In standalone mode (no audit-manager run available),
run the extractor and the relevant specialists yourself first, then consolidate,
then format. For a quick single-pass audit instead, use ag-model-auditor.
Organized by content type, not by agent. Sections 1–10 are informational — they exist even if the model has zero errors; a reader should understand the model from them alone. Section 11 is the only place findings appear.
| Input | Produced by |
|---|---|
extract.json | ../_excel-shared/scripts/extract_workbook.py <model.xlsx> --out extract.json |
| Consolidated findings JSON | ../ag-audit-manager/scripts/consolidate_findings.py <agent JSONs...> --out consolidated.json |
| Flowcharts / inventories | Navigator 🧭, Cartographer 🗺️, Stylist 🎨 convention block, Lingo ✍️ --terms sidecar, VBA 📦 / PQ ⚡ inventories |
A single Markdown file: AUDIT_REPORT_<ModelName>.md — structure:
Sections 1–10 (reference): Model Summary · Flowcharts · Formula Inventory (the signature section: every unique R1C1 pattern with its A1 ranges, breaks flagged ⚠️) · Style & Format Inventory · Lingo Report · Named Ranges · Structural Assessment · Hyperlinks · VBA Summary · PQ Summary. Section 11 (findings): consolidated tables split 11a–11i by agent, summary count table on top. Appendix: Glossary.
references/report_template.md — exactly.references/report_build_guide.md
(Section 3 comes straight from extract.json r1c1_rows; Section 11 comes
straight from the consolidated JSON — never renumber or regroup its IDs).AUDIT_REPORT_<ModelName>.md. One file, no splitting.| Read | For |
|---|---|
references/report_template.md | The full 11-section template (copy verbatim) |
references/report_build_guide.md | Per-section population rules, data sources, special rules |
../_excel-shared/references/audit_standards.md | Consolidated findings columns (§2), severity scale, Grouping Rule |
../_excel-shared/references/extraction_guide.md | extract.json schema |
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