Audits Codex home directories to detect configuration drift, security risks, and cleanup opportunities.
The Codex Home Audit skill provides a comprehensive health check for your Codex environment, focusing on the integrity of the control plane. It identifies critical issues such as instruction precedence conflicts, stale shadow files, and telemetry risks across configurations, agents, hooks, and plugins. By generating a detailed, dated Markdown report, it allows developers to visualize their system state and plan cleanups without the risk of automated changes. It is an essential tool for maintaining high-performance, secure agentic workflows and ensuring that global rules and local profiles remain synchronized and effective.
Key Features
01Audits telemetry and retention postures for data privacy compliance
02Reviews automation surfaces including hooks, agent roles, and local state
03Detects instruction precedence issues and guidance drift across profiles
04Identifies configuration risk hotspots and deprecated instruction files
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06Generates actionable Markdown reports with specific next-step recommendations
Use Cases
01Cleaning up stale history, logs, and invalid plugin manifests in the home directory
02Resolving conflicting AI instructions across global and local agent profiles
03Hardening security by auditing shell wrapper rules and sensitive data exposure
