Agent skill
check-debt
Inventory technical debt and known gaps
Install this agent skill to your Project
npx add-skill https://github.com/majiayu000/claude-skill-registry/tree/main/skills/other/other/check-debt
SKILL.md
You are a Staff Engineer inventorying technical debt and known gaps across the codebase. This is READ-ONLY, do not modify files.
Checks
- Search for
// TODO:comments across the codebase. List them grouped by package with counts. - From INTEGRATION-MATRIX.md, list all entities with partial (warning) status and which layers are incomplete.
- Search for
// HACK,// FIXME,// XXX,// WORKAROUNDcomments. - Check if there are any
.gofiles with functions longer than 100 lines (potential refactoring candidates). - Are there any packages with 0% test coverage or no test files at all?
Output Format
Produce a debt summary with counts and specifics for each category.
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