Agent Config Audit
See what your agent instructions cost before they become permanent context.
Paste a file. It scores itself as you type — no signup, and nothing leaves your browser.
Step 1: Add your instructions
Paste the file your coding agent reads on every turn — usually CLAUDE.md or AGENTS.md at the root of your repo. Nothing is uploaded; the analysis runs in this browser tab.
Public repos only. Your browser fetches the file from GitHub directly — its contents never reach tokencheat.
Optional MCP config
Paste .mcp.json or compatible Claude config JSON to include detected MCP servers in the audit.
Step 2: Read the verdict
Two different questions. The score says how much was found. The label says whether anything was found at all — so a high score can still read NEEDS WORK.
Add a file above and the verdict appears here.
Step 3: Decide where each finding goes
Not every problem is fixed the same way. Some are already corrected below, some belong in a skill that loads on demand, some are policy that belongs in a Cheat Code, and some need a human.
Each finding gets a destination once there is something to route.
Step 4: Take the rewritten file
Only provable changes are applied — duplicate lines, filler phrasing, whitespace. Anything the engine could not verify was left alone and flagged instead.
The rewritten file appears once the audit has run.
Need more than one file scored?
Same engine, same privacy: both run in your browser and upload nothing.
Do CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md and .cursorrules repeat or contradict each other?
Paste every file your agents load. Each rule is classified, priced and checked against the others, so a rule in two files shows up once, as a repeat.
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What would a leaner, layered version of my instructions look like?
Runs the full linter and quality index, then compiles a compact always-on core plus exports for Claude Code, Cursor and Copilot.
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Beyond one file
This scores the file you have. A Cheat Code decides what should be in it.
The audit grades one instruction file as written. A Cheat Code works the other way round — you state your durable preferences, technology policy, and action boundaries once, and it compiles the files. Free, and it runs in your browser too.
Founding waitlist
Keep this analysis. The workspace saves it.
The paid workspace adds saved reports and score history, API and CLI access, and team governance — opening to the founding waitlist first, at founding pricing locked in before public launch. This tool stays free either way.