docs: reconcile audit-project counts with agentsys methodology#12
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docs: reconcile audit-project counts with agentsys methodology#12
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audit-project has no file-based agents or SKILL.md on disk; its 10 agents are dynamically-spawned role-based specialists (code-quality, security, performance, architecture, database, API, frontend, backend, DevOps, test-quality). These are the same 10 that agentsys counts under its "role-based" bucket contributing to the 49 total. - plugins.json: add agents_type: role-based, clarify in description, fix commands 1 -> 3 (actual audit-project*.md count), skills 1 -> 0 - skills.json: remove phantom 'audit-review' skill entry (no SKILL.md exists at audit-project/skills/) This also surfaces an agentsys-side drift where the README lists 'audit-project' as a skill under Code Review - its 40-skill total should be 39. Tracking that in a separate agentsys PR.
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This pull request updates the metadata for the audit-project plugin, including its description, agent type, and skill/command counts, while removing the associated audit-review skill from the skills registry. Feedback suggests shortening the plugin description to avoid potential UI layout issues and removing internal reconciliation notes. Additionally, the reviewer noted that hardcoded skill and plugin totals in src/pages/skills.astro must be updated to maintain data consistency following these changes.
- plugins.json: trim audit-project description (drop cross-doc reconciliation note per gemini comment - belongs in CHANGELOG not a user-facing plugin summary) - skills.astro: update title/subtitle from stale 28 skills / 13 plugins to current 33 / 14 (reflects removal of phantom audit-review skill plus what's actually listed in skills.json)
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Summary
Why
Follow-up to the workspace repo-intel scan: agentsys updated its agents definition to 49 = 39 file-based + 10 role-based, but agent-sh.dev plugins.json attributed those same 10 as audit-project-owned static agents with mismatched vocabulary. This aligns the data files with the agentsys definition.
Also surfaces that agentsys itself lists 'audit-project' as a skill in its Code Review category even though the plugin has no skills directory. Filing a follow-up agentsys PR to fix the 40->39 skill count.
Test plan
Note
Low Risk
Low risk metadata-only changes to plugin/skill catalogs; no runtime logic changes beyond what the site displays/counts.
Overview
Clarifies
audit-projectcatalog metadata to match the agentsys counting methodology by marking its 10 agents as role-based (agents_type: "role-based"), updating the description, and adjusting the declaredcommands/skills` counts.Removes the stale
audit-reviewentry fromskills.jsonso published skill counts align with the actual available skills.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit 8935274. Configure here.