Content Audit Skill

AI writing patterns are detected by auditing website copy for common generated tells like em dash overuse, hollow connectors, and specific AI vocabulary. The audit analyzes project page files and reports these issues accurately by reading file content directly.

Marketing tropes and vague superlatives are identified by running a content audit that scans landing page copy for clichés and vague claims. The audit analyzes specific pages or all pages within a project directory to identify and suggest fixes for these structural problems.

Heading quality and section labels are checked by auditing website copy for structural problems in titles and subtitles. The audit ensures titles and subtitles are clear, concise, and work together effectively by analyzing all pages within your project directory.

You can scan all pages in src/pages/ for content and brand voice issues. The audit analyzes all pages within a project directory, focusing on AI vocabulary, marketing tropes, and poorly structured headings to ensure your content is clear and on-brand.

Auditing website copy for AI vocabulary and em dash overuse requires reading file content directly to report issues accurately. A limitation is that it focuses strictly on identifying text patterns and structural problems, suggesting fixes rather than automatically rewriting the content.