Skill

attributes-route

Routes to specialized agents like security-audit and test_runner to automatically remediate codebase health findings prioritized by severity after /attributes:collect. Use --dry-run to preview.

code-quality

automation

npx claudepluginhub laurigates/claude-plugins --plugin codebase-attributes-plugin

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Route to specialized agents based on codebase health attributes.

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/attributes:route

Route to specialized agents based on codebase health attributes.

When to Use This Skill

Use this skill when...	Use another approach when...
Have attribute data and want automated remediation	Need to collect attributes first (use `/attributes:collect`)
Want severity-based agent prioritization	Know exactly which agent to use
Batch-fixing multiple health findings	Fixing a single specific issue

Parameters

Parameter	Description
`--dry-run`	Show routing plan without spawning agents
`--focus <category>`	Only route for: docs, tests, security, quality, ci
`--min-severity <level>`	Minimum severity: critical, high, medium (default), low

Execution

Step 1: Load Attributes

Read attribute data from one of:

.claude/attributes.json (if exists)
Run /attributes:collect to generate fresh data

Step 2: Filter and Prioritize

Filter attributes by --focus category if specified
Filter by --min-severity threshold
Group by target agent from the actions array
Calculate priority per agent using weights: critical=4, high=3, medium=2, low=1
Sort agents by descending priority

Step 3: Display Routing Plan

Show the routing plan:

Attribute-Based Routing

Based on attribute analysis, prioritize these agents in order:

1. security (priority 7): .env file committed; No security scanning in CI
2. test_runner (priority 3): No test directory or test files found
3. docs (priority 2): Missing CLAUDE.md

If --dry-run, stop here.

Step 4: Execute Routing

For each agent in priority order, spawn the agent with its findings as context:

Attribute Category	Agent	Condition
security (critical/high)	security-audit	Always route first
tests	test	When test gaps found
quality (high+)	refactor	Anti-patterns exceed threshold
quality (medium)	review	Code review suggestions
docs	docs	Documentation gaps
ci	configure	CI configuration gaps

When spawning each agent, include:

The specific findings for that agent
Whether each finding is auto-fixable
The severity level

Step 5: Report

After all agents complete, summarize:

Which agents were invoked
Which findings were addressed
Remaining findings that need manual attention

Agentic Optimizations

Context	Command
Preview routing	`/attributes:route --dry-run`
Security only	`/attributes:route --focus security`
Critical only	`/attributes:route --min-severity critical`
Full remediation	`/attributes:route`