Automations can pile up quickly. This audit helps you see what is actually working and what is broken. It finds overlaps and missing pieces before you make any changes.
The goal is to create an evidence-based list of all your live jobs, hooks, connectors, and servers. Each item gets a clear status like working, broken, or stale. Then you get a simple recommendation: keep, merge, cut, or fix next.
This approach saves time by focusing on what really matters. You avoid fixing low-priority items before fixing broken high-signal paths. The whole process stays read-only until you decide to act.
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