When you write code, names matter. A function called getUser should actually get a user. A file named utils.js should only hold utilities. This skill helps you check if names still match what the code does. It uses a command line tool called indexion identity audit.
The tool scans your files, folders, and important symbols. It points out mismatches between a name and the actual content. You can then plan the right fix like a rename, a move, or a split. The goal is to keep your code honest and easy to understand.
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mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills/indexion-identityProject
mkdir -p .claude/skills/indexion-identitySource Repository
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