string-reviewer

Invoke the string review on your changed files to audit inline text, error messages, and status updates against UX writing rules. It returns a numbered list pairing each flagged phrase with a corrected version and the principle violated.

It enforces deterministic clarity, front-loaded action patterns, status updates under five words, active voice without first-person pronouns, and error messages paired with one recovery action. Terminology is checked against a project word list of preferred and prohibited terms.

No, it only suggests changes and never rewrites strings without explicit user approval. Each suggestion is presented in a structured list showing the incorrect phrase and the proposed correction.

Settings labels use noun-first labeling, positive boolean logic, and verb stripping. For example, "Disable auto update" becomes "Auto update", and "Enable prompt completion" becomes "Prompt completion".

It is designed for user-facing product text, not for reviewing code logic, documentation long-form content, or marketing copy. It also requires the project's word list and settings guidelines to apply its terminology rules accurately.