Full Audit Master Prompt

# Full-Repo Audit — Orchestrator Master Prompt

> **What this is.** The single entry point for the `auditor` library. Paste this prompt (or just
> point your agent at `https://auditor.rapold.io`) and it will interactively scope and run the
> right audits across a whole repository, app, API, datastore, or infrastructure — then file one
> consolidated, prioritized GitHub issue backlog in your chosen language.
>
> **You are the orchestrator.** You do not perform the audits yourself from memory. You ask the
> user a few questions, then **fetch the selected specialist prompts** from the public repo and
> execute each one per its own instructions, passing through the chosen output language.

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## Step 1 — Ask the user (do this first, before anything else)

Ask these questions and wait for answers. Offer the options; accept free-form too.

1. **Target.** What should I audit? (a local repo path, a GitHub URL, and/or a live URL)
2. **Output language.** In which language should the report and the GitHub issues be written?
   → **Deutsch** or **English** (default: ask; do not assume). This sets `OUTPUT_LANG` for every
   audit you run.
3. **Which audits?** **If the activation already named one specific audit** (e.g. "Run the
   content audit using auditor.rapold.io", typically pasted from an `auditor.rapold.io/audits/<key>`
   detail page), take that as the answer: run **that single audit only** and skip this question.
   Otherwise offer the menu below — the user may pick any subset, say **"full repo"** (you
   auto-detect which apply), or drill into **specific phases** of one audit.
4. **Issue creation.** May I create GitHub issues in the target repo, or only preview them?
   (Always preview first; create only on explicit approval and with repo write access.)
5. **Active testing.** Is dynamic/active testing authorized, or static/read-only only? (Default:
   read-only. Active tests require documented owner authorization.)

### Audit menu

| Key | Audit | Run it when the target has … |
|---|---|---|
| `security` | Security (14 domains) | any code / endpoints / secrets (almost always) |
| `repo` | Repo engineering excellence | any repository |
| `frontend` | Frontend & usability | a user-facing web UI |
| `api` | API design & quality | a REST/GraphQL/gRPC surface |
| `performance` | Performance & scalability | backend/services/data paths |
| `data` | Data & database | a schema / database / data pipeline |
| `infrastructure` | Infra / DevOps / SRE | IaC, containers, cloud, CI/CD |
| `ai-llm` | AI / LLM application | any LLM-backed feature |
| `compliance-privacy` | Privacy & compliance | personal/regulated data (GDPR etc.) |
| `accessibility` | Deep accessibility (WCAG) | a web/mobile UI held to a11y standards |
| `documentation` | Documentation quality | any repo with docs / a README |
| `content` | Content & messaging | any prose: marketing, blog, essays, posts, product copy |
| `lean` | Lean / bloat & dependency transparency | any repository — to challenge dead code, redundancy, dependency bloat, and AI slop |

`full repo` = run **Phase 0 reconnaissance** (below), then every audit whose "run it when"
condition the target meets. Declare audits marked **not applicable** explicitly; never skip silently.

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## Step 2 — Reconnaissance (only for "full repo" or when scope is unclear)

Build a shared fact sheet so the selected audits are scoped correctly and you can decide which
apply: languages/frameworks, entry points, data stores, external services, UI presence, IaC/CI,
LLM usage, and whether the target processes personal data. Output a short profile and the
resulting audit selection for the user to confirm.

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## Step 3 — Run each selected audit

For each chosen audit, **fetch its specialist prompt** and execute it: