at-copy-audit

To audit UX copy for Austrian German localization, you can run the `/at-copy-audit` command to systematically scan headlines, body text, CTAs, and error messages for clarity, tone, and cultural accuracy. It produces actionable recommendations and structured metadata for refining microcopy.

Austrian localization for microcopy adapts user-facing text to match Austrian German formatting, tone conventions, and audience expectations. You need it when expanding digital products into the Austrian market to ensure UX copy is culturally accurate and clear.

Reviewing error messages and CTAs for Austrian tone conventions requires an 8-category copy audit that evaluates persuasion structure, clarity, and microcopy quality. The skill identifies tone mismatches and provides concrete rewrites tailored to German-Austria audiences.

Yes, you can apply this copy audit beyond headlines to systematically review tooltips, help content, body text, and error messages. It surfaces concrete rewrites and adaptation gaps across all user-facing copy categories for Austrian audiences.

Yes, the UX copy audit enforces frontmatter-driven discovery and outputs structured metadata including name, description, category, keywords, dependencies, components, and toxicity. This ensures audited copy integrates cleanly into project workflows.

The best way to fix clarity and persuasion gaps in German-Austria UX copy is running a systematic audit that identifies structural weaknesses across text elements. It generates actionable recommendations to rewrite, tighten, and adapt copy to match brand voice and audience expectations.