word-count-checker

Word count checking automatically runs when you mention a document's word count. The Skill identifies the file, executes a word count command, and reports the result—for example, 'article.md has 3,245 words'—eliminating manual counting.

Yes. The Skill compares current word counts to targets you specify, enabling live monitoring. It interprets context like checking progress, monitoring compliance, or enforcing limits, then reports whether the document meets your threshold.

The Skill detects word-count references in relation to documents, runs wc -w on the target file, and interprets the context—whether you're checking, monitoring, or enforcing a stop condition—before presenting the count clearly.

The Skill uses wc -w to count words, which works on text files. It applies to any document you reference by filename when discussing word counts, regardless of whether it's plain text, markdown, or other text-based formats.

Use it when you need quick, accurate counts during writing workflows, when monitoring against targets, or when enforcing word-count limits. Automation eliminates guesswork and keeps documents on track without interrupting your writing process.