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Assignment Rubric Compliance Auditor
Audit academic assignments against rubrics to identify missing criteria, verify constraints, and prioritize revisions.
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Assignment Rubric Compliance Auditor
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Audit this essay draft against the attached rubric. The rubric says "Critical Analysis" is 40% of the grade. Word limit is 2,000 excluding references. Check if I've met the criteria.
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- Compiled the assignment rubric compliance
I have audited your essay draft against the provided rubric and assignment brief. The draft is currently 1,850 words (excluding the bibliography), which falls within your 2,000-word limit.
Assignment Audit Report
1. Executive Summary
The draft is structurally sound but carries high risk in the
Critical Analysis section (40% weight). While your arguments are clear, the evidence mapping shows a lack of counter-arguments, which is a specific requirement for the "Distinction" tier in your rubric.
2. Rubric-to-Work Audit
| Criterion | Weight | Status | Evidence/Location | Recommended Revision |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Critical Analysis | 40% | Partially Compliant | Section: "Market Impact" | Add a paragraph addressing the limitations of the current model to meet the 'evaluation' criteria. |
| Research Quality | 30% | Compliant | Throughout; 15 citations found | None; citations are consistent with APA 7th style. |
| Structure | 20% | Compliant | Headings used correctly | Ensure the 'Conclusion' directly links back to the 'Thesis Statement'. |
| Formatting | 10% | Needs Verification | Font/Spacing | Visual spacing cannot be confirmed from text extract; check 1.5 line spacing manually. |
3. Word-Count Audit
- Rule: 2,000 words max (excluding references).
- Current Estimate: 1,850 words.
- Margin: 150 words remaining.
- Status: Compliant.
4. Prioritized Revision Checklist
P1 — Must fix: Insert counter-argument in the "Market Impact" section. The rubric explicitly requires "alternative perspectives" for marks above 70%.
P2 — High impact: The claim on page 3 regarding "2023 growth stats" lacks a citation. Add the Smith (2023) reference.
- P3 — Improve: The transition between paragraph 4 and 5 is abrupt. Add a linking sentence.
Next steps
- Draft the counter-argument for the Analysis section to secure the 40% weighting.
- Insert the missing citation for the 2023 growth statistics.
- Manually verify that your margins are set to 2.54cm as per the formatting brief.
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About this skill
Academic submissions often fail not because of poor ideas, but because they missed a hidden requirement in the rubric or exceeded a strict word count. This skill functions as a rigorous compliance auditor for university and college students, systematically mapping their drafts against official marking criteria to catch omissions before they affect the final grade.
What it does
- Criterion mapping identifies where each rubric requirement is addressed in the text or flags it as missing.
- Evidence verification evaluates the strength of claims and flags statements that require citations or better supporting data.
- Structural auditing compares the assignment's layout against mandatory sections, headings, and required appendices.
- Constraint checking calculates word counts against specific exclusion rules and verifies visible formatting like font size and citation style.
- Prioritized reporting generates a revision queue ranked by rubric weight and impact on the final submission.
How it works
- Extract requirements by parsing the assignment brief and rubric into a list of mandatory and advisory rules.
- Inspect the work to identify claims, sections, and formatting indicators within the provided draft.
- Map compliance by assigning a status to every criterion: Compliant, Partially Compliant, Missing, or Needs Verification.
- Generate the audit in a structured report including a word-count analysis, citation flags, and a prioritized revision checklist.
Frameworks & tools
This skill is designed for high-context LLMs capable of processing long-form academic documents, rubrics, and PDF/text extracts.
Why this beats prompting it yourself
Standard prompts often give generic feedback or hallucinate that a requirement is met just because a heading exists. This skill enforces a "status-based" audit that requires specific evidence mapping, ensuring you never overlook a high-weight criterion hidden in the professor's fine print.
Use cases
- Reviewing a final capstone draft against a complex, multi-page grading rubric.
- Checking a research paper for unsupported factual claims and citation consistency.
- Verifying word-count compliance when specific sections like bibliographies must be excluded.
- Ensuring a technical report includes all mandatory sections required by the brief.
Known limitations
Formatting audits are limited to what is visible in extracted text; layout and margin precision may require manual verification. It cannot verify the truth of external sources or access gated databases.
Cannot verify facts in external sources or inspect visual layout precision like margins. Word count is an estimate based on provided text. Does not guarantee grades or academic integrity compliance.
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