Setup & Installation
Or with the ClawHub CLI, for registry-managed skill folders outside a full OpenClaw workspace:
Version History
Swift/iOS support: type-check (swift build + xcodebuild), mutation testing (AI-estimated, always CAUTION), SPM dependency audit, improved stack detection (SPM/CocoaPods/Carthage/xcworkspace). Site claims hardened: removed overclaimed SHA-256 signing, corroboration threshold corrected to 2+. Renamed to Reckit.
What This Skill Does
A multi-gate code verification agent that separates builder, tester, and breaker roles across independent parallel workers. Runs slop scans, type checks, mutation tests, and SAST analysis before aggregating results into a proof bundle with a Ship, Caution, or Blocked verdict. Supports TypeScript, Python, Rust, Go, Swift, Java, and Shell.
Splits verification into independent roles so the same AI context cannot confirm its own work, reducing silent failures from self-agreement.
When to use it
- Verifying AI-generated code before merging
- Auditing a codebase for quality and coverage gaps
- Fixing a bug and proving no regressions
- Migrating a project to a new language or framework
- Checking if a test suite actually catches real bugs
Example Workflow
Here's how your AI assistant might use this skill in practice.
User asks: Use wreckit to audit this Python project
- 1Runs detect-stack.sh to identify the language, framework, and test runner
- 2Runs slop-scan.sh to find placeholder code, empty stubs, and template artifacts
- 3Runs type checker and coverage stats, then spawns parallel gate workers for mutation testing and SAST
- 4Runs design-review.sh to analyze dependency graph, coupling, and circular dependencies
- 5Aggregates all gate results via proof-bundle.sh and writes .wreckit/decision.md with a final verdict
.wreckit/decision.md with a Ship, Caution, or Blocked verdict plus a full proof bundle at .wreckit/proof.json