[DEVIATED] Dev10x:skill-audit: Inline summary instead of subagent orchestration

Deviation Description

The Dev10x:skill-audit skill's initial execution provided an inline audit summary without following the documented subagent orchestration plan.

What Happened

Expected behavior (per SKILL.md orchestration):

1. Wave 1: Phase 1 (action inventory) and Phase 4 (permission friction) dispatched in parallel via subagents
2. Wave 2: Phase 2, 3, 5 dispatched in parallel after Wave 1 completes
3. Phase 6-7: Main agent synthesis and upstream reporting

Actual behavior:

• Provided inline audit summary without subagent dispatch
• Skipped orchestrated workflow entirely
• User correction required to redirect to proper orchestration

Root Cause Hypothesis

The SKILL.md orchestration section contains subagent prompts in code blocks (formatted as examples). Per skill-orchestration-format.md, code blocks are treated as examples and agents may skip them. The deviation occurred because the documented workflow was not sufficiently mandatory in its formatting.

Impact

• Violates documented orchestration pattern in Dev10x:skill-audit SKILL.md
• Reduces auditability and traceability of skill adherence
• Introduces inconsistency in how the audit skill itself follows its own documented workflow
• Could mask similar deviations in other skill implementations

Recommendation

1. Update SKILL.md formatting: Move mandatory subagent dispatch steps OUT of code blocks into prose with explicit REQUIRED markers
2. Add pre-execution validation: Clarify in orchestration that Step 0 (task creation) MUST complete before ANY analysis
3. Strengthen language: Use imperative language ('MUST dispatch subagents in Wave 1 and Wave 2') rather than example-style code blocks
4. Document the pattern: Explain why subagent orchestration is mandatory (prevents inline implementations that lose traceability)