cli-copy-review

Review and fix human-facing CLI strings against a copy style guide.

Updated Mar 20, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/fvena/cli-design-system --skill cli-copy-review
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Skill: cli-copy-review
Source: https://github.com/fvena/cli-design-system/tree/main/skills/cli-copy-review
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/fvena/cli-design-system --skill cli-copy-review

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Review and fix human-facing strings in a CLI against the copy style guide. Checks tone, vocabulary, tense, punctuation, and cross-command consistency. Only modifies strings — no logic changes. Safe to run without a full audit.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Standalone copy reviews: scan all user-facing messages for tone, punctuation, and consistency.
  • Audit-informed improvements: align outputs with a copy style guide from referenced materials and ensure standardized error messages.
  • Safe changes: only string content is modified, no code or behavior changes, ensuring safe release.

Quick Start

Provide a stand-alone copy review for all user-facing strings across the CLI and harmonize tone, punctuation, and consistency.

Frequently Asked Questions about cli-copy-review

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I ensure consistent tone and punctuation across all CLI user-facing strings?

To ensure consistent CLI copy, you can scan all user-facing strings against a style guide to harmonize tone, punctuation, and vocabulary. This process standardizes error messages and cross-command text without altering underlying logic.

What is the safest way to align CLI error messages with a UX copy style guide?

The safest way to align CLI error messages is by modifying only string content while leaving code logic untouched. This approach prevents behavioral changes, allowing you to standardize UX copy and release safely without a full code audit.

Can I fix CLI copy inconsistencies without running a full application audit?

Yes, you can fix CLI copy inconsistencies through standalone copy reviews that scan user-visible text independently. This allows you to correct tense, vocabulary, and punctuation issues safely without executing a comprehensive application audit.

How do CLI string-level copy reviews handle cross-command vocabulary consistency?

CLI string-level copy reviews handle cross-command vocabulary consistency by scanning all human-facing text outputs across the CLI. They identify and correct discrepancies in tone and wording to ensure standardized error messages and unified user communication.

Does the CLI copy review process modify application logic or behavior?

No, the CLI copy review process does not modify application logic or behavior. It performs only string-level changes to user-facing text, ensuring that tone and punctuation updates have zero impact on the CLI's operational code.

When do I need to harmonize CLI messages for a consistent user experience?

You need to harmonize CLI messages when user-facing strings display inconsistent tone, punctuation, or error message formats across commands. Aligning text with a copy style guide resolves these discrepancies and ensures a standardized user experience.