Axr
- Updated April 10, 2026
- jerrod/agent-plugins
axr is an agent skill that scores Agent eXecution Readiness on a 100-point, 12-dimension rubric with bash checkers and judgment subagents.
About
axr (Agent eXecution Readiness) is an agent skill that scores how prepared a codebase and workflow are for autonomous agent execution. It applies a 100-point rubric across twelve dimensions, combining deterministic bash-based checkers with judgment subagents so you get both objective signals and qualitative gaps. developers benefit when they are about to hand a large task to Claude Code, Cursor, or similar tools and want a single readiness number instead of ad-hoc gut checks. It is not a linter replacement; it frames whether documentation, scripts, constraints, and repo hygiene support reliable agent runs. Run it during Ship review after substantial Build work, or when revisiting Operate iterate loops before another agent marathon.
- 100-point Agent eXecution Readiness rubric across 12 scored dimensions
- Deterministic bash checkers plus judgment-oriented subagents
- Standardized scoring for comparing repos before agent-heavy sprints
- Development-category plugin aimed at agent workflow quality gates
Axr by the numbers
- Data as of Jul 7, 2026 (Skillselion catalog sync)
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| Last updated | April 10, 2026 |
|---|---|
| Repository | jerrod/agent-plugins ↗ |
What it does
Score how ready your repo and agent setup are to execute tasks safely using a fixed 100-point rubric before you let coding agents run unattended.
Who is it for?
Best when you're running agent plugins and want a repeatable pre-flight checklist across dimensions before long autonomous sessions.
Skip if: Pure application security audits, unit-test coverage reports, or teams that only need a single-language linter.
When should I use this skill?
You need Agent eXecution Readiness scoring across a multi-dimension rubric before trusting agents with substantial autonomous work.
What you get
You receive a structured readiness score and dimension-level findings so you can fix blockers before delegating execution to agents.
- Readiness score with per-dimension breakdown
- Actionable gaps for agent execution blockers
By the numbers
- 100-point readiness rubric
- 12 scored dimensions
- Deterministic bash checkers with judgment subagents
Files
Agent eXecution Readiness scoring — 100-point rubric across 12 dimensions with deterministic bash checkers and judgment subagents.
axr
Source: ./plugins/axr
{ "name": "axr", "source": "./plugins/axr", "category": "development", "description": "Agent eXecution Readiness scoring — 100-point rubric across 12 dimensions with deterministic bash checkers and judgment subagents." }
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FAQ
Who is axr for?
Developers and small teams using agent plugins who need a consistent readiness score before trusting agents with multi-step implementation.
When should I use axr?
At Ship review before a big agent run; during Validate scope when sizing agent feasibility; and at Build agent-tooling when hardening scripts and repo layout for automation.
Is axr safe to install?
Check the Security Audits panel on this Prism page; the skill runs deterministic bash checkers, so review what shell commands your environment will execute.