Ccc Claudemd

$ccc-claudemd — CLAUDE.md Auditor

Compares the project's CLAUDE.md instructions against the real state of the codebase and proposes concrete fixes. Nothing is edited without explicit AskUserQuestion approval — the permission ask is native to this flow.

CC Commander · $ccc-claudemd · Keep your instructions honest

The ambient suggest engine recommends this skill when claudeMdAgeDays > 30 (from the per-project state at ~/.claude/commander/projects/<slug>/project-state.json — locate it with ls -d ~/.claude/commander/projects/$(basename "$PWD")-*; the flat pre-v7.3.0 path is no longer written). If the project has NO CLAUDE.md at all, route to $ccc-adopt instead — it owns the create flow (diff preview → approval → backup → delimited write).

What It Checks

1. Stale References

• File paths mentioned in CLAUDE.md that no longer exist
• Commands referenced that aren't in package.json scripts (or Makefile/justfile targets)
• Dependencies mentioned that aren't in package.json / pyproject.toml / Cargo.toml
• Tool/framework references that don't match installed versions
• Counts and version strings that drifted from reality (prove before alarm — verify each against the live tree before flagging)

2. Missing Context

• Key directories not documented (src/, lib/, tests/)
• Package.json scripts not mentioned
• Environment variables used in code but not documented
• MCP servers configured but not referenced
• Git hooks or CI workflows not mentioned

3. Cache Optimization

• Is static content first, dynamic last? (cache-friendly ordering)
• Are frequently-referenced paths at the top?
• Is the file under 500 lines? (diminishing returns above this)
• Are there duplicate instructions that waste tokens?

4. Token Efficiency

• Verbose instructions that could be condensed
• Commented-out or TODO sections wasting context
• Redundant path listings that could use glob patterns
• Long example blocks that could be shortened

Process

Step 1: Read CLAUDE.md

Read the project's CLAUDE.md file completely. If it doesn't exist, stop and offer $ccc-adopt via AskUserQuestion — do not create one here.

Step 2: Scan Codebase

Use Glob and Bash to check (one parallel Bash call, silent on failure):

# Files that exist
ls -la package.json tsconfig.json .env* Dockerfile docker-compose.yml
# Package scripts
node -e "console.log(Object.keys(require('./package.json').scripts || {}).join(', '))"
# Key directories
ls -d src/ lib/ tests/ app/ pages/ components/ 2>/dev/null
# Installed deps
node -e "var p=require('./package.json'); console.log(Object.keys({...p.dependencies,...p.devDependencies}).join(', '))"

Step 3: Cross-Reference

For each instruction in CLAUDE.md:

• Does the referenced file/path exist?
• Does the referenced command work?
• Is the information current?

Only report a finding you actually verified against the tree (run the check, don't pattern-match). Distinguish observed ("path missing, confirmed via ls") from inferred ("probably renamed").

Step 4: Report + approval gate (AskUserQuestion — MANDATORY before any edit)

Present the audit summary as markdown (stale references / missing context / cache optimization / token savings estimate, each finding with its evidence), then ask via AskUserQuestion:

question: "CLAUDE.md audit found <N> issues (~<T> tokens/session wasted). How should I proceed?"
header: "CLAUDE.md Auditor"
multiSelect: false
options:
  - label: "🔍 Show me each fix first"
    description: "Walk through every proposed edit one at a time — approve or skip each."
    preview: "Safest. One AskUserQuestion per fix, with the exact before/after diff."
  - label: "✅ Apply all safe fixes"
    description: "Apply the verified stale-reference removals and dead-command fixes in one pass."
    preview: "Only findings marked CONFIRMED. A summary diff is shown after."
  - label: "📄 Export report only"
    description: "Write the audit to tasks/reviews/claudemd-audit-<YYYYMMDD>.md — no edits."
    preview: "Zero writes to CLAUDE.md."
  - label: "❌ Cancel"
    description: "Do nothing."

Never edit CLAUDE.md without one of the first two answers. In "show me each" mode, every Edit is preceded by its own approval chip. After edits land, re-read the file and show the final line-count + token-savings delta.

Anti-patterns — DO NOT

• ❌ Edit CLAUDE.md before the AskUserQuestion approval gate — the permission ask is the whole point
• ❌ Flag a "stale" reference you didn't verify against the live tree (no scary counts without a method line)
• ❌ Create a CLAUDE.md when none exists — that's $ccc-adopt's job
• ❌ Rewrite historical sections (changelogs, dated decisions) — only current-state claims are in scope
• ❌ Render fixes as a numbered "type 1/2/3" list — AskUserQuestion chips only

Bottom line: read → scan → cross-reference → report → ask → fix. Your CLAUDE.md stays honest, and it never changes without your click.

⚙️ Fable contract: plan before build · verifier ≠ worker · prove before alarm · loops need gates · leave durable state — rules/fable-method.md

(On Codex, present these options as a numbered list and ask the user to reply with a number — AskUserQuestion is Claude-only.)