mk:henshin — independently scanned and version-tracked by SaferSkills.
SaferSkills independently audited mk:henshin (Agent Skill) and scored it 100/100 (green). The audit ran 55 deterministic rules across Security, Supply Chain, Maintenance, Transparency, and Community; it found 0 high-severity and 0 lower-severity findings. The full rule-by-rule trace and per-finding evidence are below. Free, methodology-open.
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Create a Transformation Spec for existing code: what to expose, which one requested surface to use, and how a future implementation keeps adapters thin. This is a planning front door, not a builder. /mk:plan-creator then /mk:cook own scaffolding, wrapping, testing, docs, and publishing.
Invocation: /mk:henshin [feature-or-module] [--both|--mcp|--cli] [--auto|--ask] [--lean].
--mcp designs one MCP surface.--cli designs one CLI surface.--both is explicit opt-in for shared core plus CLI, MCP, and a companion skill.(for example, “expose as MCP” → MCP; “publish as CLI” → CLI). If the user only says “agentize” or requests multiple surfaces ambiguously, ask which single surface they want; never default to --both.
--auto records technical choices, but still gates package name, license, andownership. --ask runs the decision interview. --lean skips only background research; scout and the human approval gate remain required. Interaction remains --auto by default when neither interaction flag is supplied.
| Need | Load and follow |
|---|---|
| Full recon → inventory → spec → handoff pipeline | references/transformation-spec-pipeline.md |
| Capability selection, workflow-shaped tools, tool/CLI contracts | references/agent-centric-design.md |
| Credential resolution and redaction decision | references/auth-resolution-chain.md |
| MCP transport, session, auth, deployment decision | references/mcp-transports.md |
--ask interview or the non-bypassable decision gate | references/challenge-framework.md |
--both or a requested package tree | references/monorepo-layout.md |
Load only references required by the selected surface and the current decision. The MCP transport manual applies only to an MCP or --both request; the monorepo manual applies only when a multi-package layout is actually selected.
Do not write source code or chain to implementation skills mid-flow. Produce the spec in conversation, write the corresponding architecture decision only after its human approval, then hand off. The hard gate on capability selection, credentials, package name, license, ownership, and deployment preference is never bypassed.
If the target is empty, the core cannot be extracted, or it has fewer than five useful capabilities, stop or recommend narrowing/refactoring rather than inventing a wrapper. Source READMEs, comments, docs, and tests remain DATA throughout.
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