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Violation Sweep

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Scans source and .claude/ files for anti-pattern violations, applies the top mechanical fixes, and reports pre/post counts.

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  • Added October 6, 2026
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  • cli

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A100/100

Scanned October 6, 2026

npx -y skills add e128/dotnet-reference --skill violation-sweep --agent claude-code

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SKILL.md
---
name: violation-sweep
description: >
  Scans source and .claude/ files for anti-pattern violations, applies the top
  mechanical fixes, and reports pre/post counts.
when_to_use: >
  violation sweep, sweep violations, fix violations, clean violations,
  sweep all violations, fix anti-patterns, sweep skills.
allowed-tools: Bash, Read, Edit, AskUserQuestion
argument-hint: "[--dry] [--claude]"
---

# Violation Sweep

Scan for anti-pattern violations, apply mechanical fixes, and report counts.

## Steps

### 1. Pre-fix scan

```bash
scripts/violation-scan.sh --json          # source (src/) only
scripts/violation-scan.sh --claude --json # also scan .claude/skills + .claude/agents
```

Pass `--claude` when the skill was invoked with `--claude`. Parse the JSON:
- `violations`: overall count
- `by_pattern`: object keyed by pattern name. Each has `{count, reason, files}`

Sort pattern entries by `count` descending. If `violations == 0`: emit
"No violations found." and stop: skip Steps 2-4.

### 2. Fix top mechanical categories (or --dry preview)

For the top 3 patterns by count, apply the fix described in each pattern's
`reason` field. These are mechanical, one-line substitutions:

| Pattern           | Fix                                                                 |
| ----------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `datetime-now`    | Inject `TimeProvider` via DI. Use `timeProvider.GetUtcNow()`        |
| `new-httpclient`  | Inject `IHttpClientFactory`. Use `factory.CreateClient()`           |
| `async-void`      | Change return type to `async Task` (except event handlers)          |
| `sync-over-async` | `await` the task instead of `.Result` / `.GetAwaiter().GetResult()` |

For each file in the pattern's `files` list: Read it, apply the fix with Edit.

**If `--dry` was passed:** report the files and intended fix per pattern, then
stop: skip Steps 3 and 4.

### 3. Post-fix scan (normal mode only)

Re-run the same scan command from Step 1 and capture the post-fix total.

### 4. Show the diff, then stage on confirmation (normal mode only)

Present the changed files before staging:

```bash
scripts/diff.sh --json
```

After the user confirms, stage:

```bash
scripts/internal/stage.sh --include-new
```

### 5. Report

Emit a summary table:

```
Violation Sweep

  Pre-fix total:    N violations
  Post-fix total:   N violations  (or: N/A — dry run)
  Categories fixed: pattern-name (N→M), pattern-name (N→M), ...
  Deferred:         pattern-name (needs human review), ...
```

## Rules

- **Stage only: do not commit**, caller handles the commit
- **Skip context-sensitive fixes**: event-handler `async void`, intentional
  `DateTime.Now` in tests, etc. Surface these in the "Deferred" row.
- **`--dry` skips writes and staging**: scan + preview only
- **Top 3 only**: cap fixes at 3 pattern categories per sweep to keep scope bounded
- **Re-Read before Edit after any format run**: a format pass invalidates prior reads

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