Builds and queries code knowledge graph for dependency analysis, references, implementations, and architecture overview.
EnglishIndexes and queries project research graphs backed by hex-research MCP. Use for hypotheses, goals, benchmark runs, evidence depth, derived goal metrics, lineage, generated research maps, and graph audits.
EnglishModernizes a bounded capability by removing obsolete custom mechanisms or reducing bundle and maintenance cost. Use for proven modernization value; not routine upgrades or tuning.
EnglishChecks application security boundaries: secrets, injection, XSS, input validation, and sensitive env defaults. Use when auditing exploitable code paths.
EnglishChecks build, lint, type, test, and CI delivery gate failures. Use when auditing whether the project can reliably ship.
EnglishChecks evidence-backed duplication, over-abstraction, and unused extensibility. Use when auditing DRY/KISS/YAGNI risk.
EnglishChecks local maintainability hotspots: complexity, long methods, god modules, signatures, algorithms, and constants. Also flags identifier drift across API/DTO/DB layers. Use when auditing code hotspots.
EnglishChecks dependency health and generic custom utility/integration replacement opportunities. Use when auditing dependency and reuse risk.
EnglishFinds code that can be safely deleted: unreachable, unused, obsolete compatibility, and commented-out code. Use when pruning dead code.
EnglishChecks diagnosability through structured logs, metrics, traces, correlation IDs, and useful log levels. Use when auditing incident visibility.
EnglishChecks races, deadlocks, async hazards, TOCTOU, blocking I/O, and shared resource contention. Use when auditing concurrency correctness.
EnglishChecks runtime lifecycle and config validation: bootstrap, shutdown, probes, cleanup, env sync, and fail-fast startup. Use for runtime readiness.
EnglishAudits assertion strength and test oracles that prove real defects. Use when finding weak tests that execute code but prove little.
EnglishAudits whether one implemented architectural pattern fits project needs and best practices. Use when checking pattern fitness.
EnglishChecks layer, resource ownership, and orchestration boundaries. Use when auditing architecture boundary enforcement.
EnglishBuilds dependency topology, detects cycles, validates import rules, and calculates coupling metrics. Use when auditing architecture topology.
EnglishFinds architecture-level modernization opportunities: obsolete custom mechanisms, overbuilt extension points, and simplifiable architecture. Use when auditing architecture evolution.
EnglishAudits architecture config boundaries: typed settings, scattered env reads, config leakage, and layer ownership. Use for config architecture.
EnglishIncludes Ln 021 Codegraph, Ln 022 Researchgraph, Ln 33 Code Modernizer, and other workflows.
Supported by the Atlas install prompt. Skill-specific requirements vary.
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What’s included
Ln 021 Codegraph
Builds and queries code knowledge graph for dependency analysis, references, implementations, and architecture overview. Use when starting work on unfamiliar codebase or
Ln 022 Researchgraph
Indexes and queries project research graphs backed by hex-research MCP. Use for hypotheses, goals, benchmark runs, evidence depth, derived goal metrics, lineage, generated research maps, and graph audits.
Ln 33 Code Modernizer
Modernizes a bounded capability by removing obsolete custom mechanisms or reducing bundle and maintenance cost. Use for proven modernization value; not routine upgrades or tuning.
Ln 621 Security Boundary Auditor
Checks application security boundaries: secrets, injection, XSS, input validation, and sensitive env defaults. Use when auditing exploitable code paths.
Ln 622 Build Delivery Gate Auditor
Checks build, lint, type, test, and CI delivery gate failures. Use when auditing whether the project can reliably ship.
Ln 623 Duplication Overabstraction Auditor
Checks evidence-backed duplication, over-abstraction, and unused extensibility. Use when auditing DRY/KISS/YAGNI risk.
Ln 624 Code Maintainability Hotspot Auditor
Checks local maintainability hotspots: complexity, long methods, god modules, signatures, algorithms, and constants. Also flags identifier drift across API/DTO/DB layers. Use when auditing code hotspots.
Ln 625 Dependency Reuse Auditor
Checks dependency health and generic custom utility/integration replacement opportunities. Use when auditing dependency and reuse risk.
Ln 626 Dead Code Pruning Auditor
Finds code that can be safely deleted: unreachable, unused, obsolete compatibility, and commented-out code. Use when pruning dead code.
Ln 627 Diagnosability Auditor
Checks diagnosability through structured logs, metrics, traces, correlation IDs, and useful log levels. Use when auditing incident visibility.
Ln 628 Concurrency Correctness Auditor
Checks races, deadlocks, async hazards, TOCTOU, blocking I/O, and shared resource contention. Use when auditing concurrency correctness.
Ln 629 Runtime Lifecycle Config Auditor
Checks runtime lifecycle and config validation: bootstrap, shutdown, probes, cleanup, env sync, and fail-fast startup. Use for runtime readiness.
Ln 638 Test Oracle Effectiveness Auditor
Audits assertion strength and test oracles that prove real defects. Use when finding weak tests that execute code but prove little.
Ln 641 Pattern Fitness Auditor
Audits whether one implemented architectural pattern fits project needs and best practices. Use when checking pattern fitness.
Ln 642 Layer Ownership Boundary Auditor
Checks layer, resource ownership, and orchestration boundaries. Use when auditing architecture boundary enforcement.
Ln 644 Dependency Topology Auditor
Builds dependency topology, detects cycles, validates import rules, and calculates coupling metrics. Use when auditing architecture topology.
Ln 645 Architecture Modernization Auditor
Finds architecture-level modernization opportunities: obsolete custom mechanisms, overbuilt extension points, and simplifiable architecture. Use when auditing architecture evolution.
Ln 647 Configuration Boundary Auditor
Audits architecture config boundaries: typed settings, scattered env reads, config leakage, and layer ownership. Use for config architecture.
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