📢 AI Disclosure Linter

Regulators and ad platforms stopped treating AI disclosure as optional, and the gaps that get flagged are almost never loud. They are a chat widget that never says it is a bot, an AI-generated image with no label, ad copy written by a model with nothing telling the reader so, and a sponsored post missing its material-connection line.

This skill reads your code and copy and flags those specific gaps. An AI chatbot or assistant with no disclosure next to it. AI-generated media with no visible label and no accessible disclosure. AI-origin ad or marketing copy with no disclosure line. Sponsored or affiliate content with no material-connection language. And disclosure wording that technically exists but is too vague or buried to count.

Each finding tells you what it is, why it matters in concrete terms, and the plain fix. It reads your source and text only. It does not run your app, touch the network, or read secrets. The rules for FTC, US state, and ad-platform expectations live in an editable file you keep current, which is what keeps this useful as the rules keep moving.

This is deliberately US and ad-platform focused (FTC, US state law, and Google, Meta, and TikTok ad policy). It is not an EU AI Act tool, and it pairs naturally with an ad-copy policy check.

Use it when you want to know if your app or ads disclose AI the way US regulators and platforms expect, or check whether you are FTC compliant on AI content before you publish.