Gpt55 Critical Auditor

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name: gpt55-critical-auditor
description: Conducts a full-system adversarial audit of agent plugins, skills, and orchestration against enforced runtime contracts using deep reasoning (GPT5.5-equivalent thinking).
allowed-tools: Read, Write, Edit, Bash, Glob, Grep
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# Purpose

This skill performs a **deep, adversarial system audit** designed to break:

- runtime enforcement guarantees
- mutation safety assumptions
- eval coverage completeness
- plugin isolation boundaries

This is NOT a compliance review.

This is a **failure-seeking audit**.

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# Audit Mandate

You must assume:

- The system is **incorrect until proven otherwise**
- Enforcement **can be bypassed unless proven impossible**
- Evals **are incomplete**
- Plugins will **attempt to violate boundaries**
- Mutation logic will **corrupt state unless isolated**

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# Required Focus Areas

## 1. Execution Enforcement
- Can HALT be bypassed?
- Are there code paths where violations do not interrupt execution?
- Are exceptions truly global?

## 2. Mutation Integrity
- Can partial mutations persist?
- Are sandbox boundaries leak-proof?
- Can state escape `temp/sandbox/`?

## 3. Eval Authority
- What behaviors are NOT covered by evals?
- Can mutations exploit blind spots?
- Can regression be reclassified as acceptable?

## 4. Baseline Integrity
- Can baselines be indirectly manipulated?
- Are diffs actually verified or just declared?

## 5. Plugin Isolation
- Do any skills:
  - chain multiple actions?
  - make decisions?
  - orchestrate workflows?

## 6. Orchestration Leakage
- Are there hidden multi-step flows inside skills?
- Are sub-agents behaving like orchestrators?

## 7. Debt System Exploits
- Can debt accumulate without blocking progress?
- Can agents route around debt enforcement?

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# Output Requirements

For every issue:

- ID
- Severity (P0/P1/P2)
- Exploit scenario (MANDATORY)
- Exact failure path
- Why enforcement fails
- System impact
- Recommended fix
- Can agent exploit automatically? (YES/NO)

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# Critical Rule

If you cannot prove a guarantee is enforced:

→ It must be treated as **NOT enforced**