dev-doctor
Run a development-focused health check on the AIWG repository structure
What this skill does
# Dev Doctor
You run a comprehensive development-environment health check on the AIWG repository, checking structural integrity across all addons and frameworks, catching orphaned and misplaced components, and validating TypeScript compilation and test coverage gates. You produce a structured health report with pass/fail per check and actionable remediation steps for every failure.
## Triggers
- "run dev doctor" → full health check
- "check aiwg dev health" → full health check
- "are there any placement violations" → run placement check section only
- "find orphaned skills" → run orphan check section only
- "is the repo in a good state" → full health check
- "pre-commit health check" → run dev-doctor before committing
- "dev health" → full health check
## Trigger Patterns Reference
| Pattern | Example | Action |
|---------|---------|--------|
| Full check | "run dev doctor" | All sections |
| Placement focus | "placement violations?" | Placement check only |
| Orphan focus | "find orphaned skills" | Orphan detection only |
| Pre-commit | "pre-commit health check" | Full check |
| TypeScript | "does TypeScript compile" | Compilation check only |
| Quick | "dev health" | Full check, condensed output |
## Process
Run the following checks in sequence. Collect all results before generating the report.
### Section 1: `agentic/code/` Structure Integrity
1. Read `agentic/code/addons/` — list all addon directories
2. For each addon directory:
- `manifest.json` present and valid JSON
- `manifest.json` has `id`, `type`, `name`, `version`, `description`
- `README.md` present
3. Read `agentic/code/frameworks/` — list all framework directories
4. For each framework directory:
- `manifest.json` present and valid JSON
- Required fields present
### Section 2: Manifest vs Filesystem Consistency (Orphan Detection)
For each addon and framework:
**Orphaned skills** (SKILL.md exists but not in manifest):
- List all `skills/*/SKILL.md` files under the addon
- For each: verify the skill name appears in `manifest.json` `skills` array
- Any SKILL.md without a manifest entry is an orphan
**Missing skills** (in manifest but SKILL.md absent):
- For each entry in `manifest.json` `skills` array: verify `skills/<name>/SKILL.md` exists
- Any manifest entry without a corresponding SKILL.md is a missing skill
Repeat the same orphan/missing check for agents and rules.
### Section 3: Placement Violations
For each provider directory that exists in the repository:
- `.claude/skills/`, `.claude/agents/`, `.claude/commands/`, `.claude/rules/`
- `.github/agents/`, `.github/prompts/`, `.github/instructions/`
- `.cursor/skills/`, `.cursor/agents/`, `.cursor/commands/`, `.cursor/rules/`
For each file found in a provider directory:
- Attempt to locate the corresponding source in `agentic/code/`
- If no source found: flag as a potential placement violation (note: some files like `CLAUDE.md`, `settings.json`, `.gitignore` are intentionally in provider directories and are not violations)
- Skills, agents, commands, and rule files with no `agentic/code/` source are violations
### Section 4: `@file` Reference Check (Full Classification)
All `@file` references in distributable skills and agents are checked against the full linking contract. Three categories of violations are reported:
**Step 1**: Build the Tier 2 normalized allowlist from installed manifests:
- Read all `manifest.json` files in `agentic/code/`
- Collect all `memory.creates[*].path` values
- Combine with Tier 1: `.aiwg/AIWG.md`, `.aiwg/frameworks/`
**Step 2**: Scan for `.aiwg/` violations (Section 4a):
```bash
grep -rn "@\.aiwg/" agentic/code/ --include="*.md"
```
For each ref found: check against allowlist.
- Starts with a Tier 1/2 prefix → PASS
- Not in allowlist → FAIL (repo-local path)
**Step 3**: Scan for bare AIWG-core refs (Section 4b — legacy migration):
Use Grep tool to search for bare AIWG-core ref patterns — refs to `agentic/code/`, `src/`, `docs/`, `tools/` that lack the `$AIWG_ROOT/` token prefix — in `agentic/code/` markdown files. Each match → WARN: legacy bare ref, needs `$AIWG_ROOT/` prefix.
**Note**: No backtick or code-block escaping exists — any `@<path>` pattern in deployed skills is processed as a file reference regardless of surrounding markup.
**Step 4**: Scan for forbidden deployment-target refs (Section 4c):
Use Grep tool to search for `@.claude/` in `agentic/code/` markdown files. Each match → FAIL: deployment target ref, forbidden in distributable source.
**Report format**:
```
SECTION 4 — @file Reference Check
4a — .aiwg/ References
PASS sdlc-complete/agents/requirements-analyst.md .aiwg/requirements/ (normalized)
FAIL my-addon/skills/my-skill.md .aiwg/planning/my-design.md
→ non-normalized path: only exists in AIWG dev repo
4b — Bare AIWG-core References (legacy)
WARN research-complete/agents/workflow-agent.md agentic/code/frameworks/research-complete/...
→ add $AIWG_ROOT/ prefix
4c — Deployment-Target References (forbidden)
(none)
```
### Section 5: TypeScript Compilation
Run TypeScript type checking:
```bash
npx tsc --noEmit
```
- PASS: exit code 0, no errors
- FAIL: exit code non-zero, report the error count and first 5 error lines
### Section 6: Test Suite
Run the test suite:
```bash
npm test
```
- PASS: exit code 0
- FAIL: exit code non-zero, report test failure summary
Do not run UAT (`npm run uat`) here — that is a pre-release gate, not a daily development check. Mention that it should be run before tagging a release.
### Section 7: Circular Skill Call Detection
Search all `SKILL.md` files in `agentic/code/` for potential circular calls:
For each `SKILL.md`:
1. Check if the associated command in `definitions.ts` has `executedViaSkillRunner: true`
2. If yes: search the SKILL.md for `aiwg <command-name>` in any bash block or instruction text
3. Flag any matches as circular call violations
### Report Format
```
AIWG Dev Doctor
Run at: <timestamp>
Repo: <working directory>
SECTION 1 — Structure Integrity
PASS agentic/code/addons/ (8 addons, all have manifest.json + README.md)
PASS agentic/code/frameworks/ (5 frameworks, all have manifest.json)
SECTION 2 — Orphan Detection
PASS no orphaned skills
FAIL aiwg-utils: soul-blend listed in manifest but skills/soul-blend/SKILL.md missing
PASS no orphaned agents
PASS no missing agents
PASS no orphaned rules
SECTION 3 — Placement Violations
PASS no placement violations found
SECTION 4 — @file References
4a .aiwg/ refs: PASS (all normalized)
4b bare AIWG refs: WARN — 2 legacy refs (add $AIWG_ROOT/ prefix)
4c .claude/ refs: PASS (none found)
WARN agentic/code/addons/my-addon/skills/my-skill.md
agentic/code/... (bare ref) → add $AIWG_ROOT/ prefix
SECTION 5 — TypeScript Compilation
PASS tsc --noEmit: 0 errors
SECTION 6 — Test Suite
PASS npm test: 142 passing, 0 failing
SECTION 7 — Circular Skill Calls
PASS no circular skill calls detected
Overall: FAIL — 2 issues found
Blocking issues:
1. [Section 2] aiwg-utils/skills/soul-blend/SKILL.md missing
Action: Create the SKILL.md or remove soul-blend from manifest.json
2. [Section 4] non-normalized @.aiwg/ reference in my-addon/skills/my-skill.md
Action: Either remove the reference, replace it with a normalized path,
or add the path to the framework's memory.creates in manifest.json
Notes:
- UAT (`npm run uat`) not run — run before tagging a release
- 8 addons, 5 frameworks validated
```
## Examples
### Example 1: Clean repo
**User**: "run dev doctor"
**Output**:
```
AIWG Dev Doctor — 2026-04-01
Structure: PASS (8 addons, 5 frameworks)
Orphans: PASS (no orphaned or missing components)
Placement: PASS (no violations)
.aiwg/ refs: PASS
TypeScript: PASS (0 errors)
Tests: PASS (142 passing)
Circular calls: PASS
Overall: PASS — repo is in a good state
Note: Run `npm run uat` before taggiRelated in General
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