
π¨ Brand Consistency Linter
Hold your bios, footers, and profiles to one brand spec. Flags brand-name spelling and casing that does not match your canonical form, off-spec taglines, links that are not on your official list, leftover placeholders (Lorem, TODO, "your tagline here"), and handles that differ from one surface to the next. You define the spec once and it enforces it everywhere.
- Audit GitHub bios and READMEs for outdated product taglines
- Detect forgotten placeholders or "TODO" links in public documentation
- Ensure consistent social media links across all footer files
$12
Β· or 60 creditsSecure checkout via Stripe
Included in download
- Audit GitHub bios and READMEs for outdated product taglines
- Detect forgotten placeholders or "TODO" links in public documentation
- terminal, file_read automation included
- Ready for Cursor
Sample input
Audit my project's README.md and footer.txt files against our brand spec to ensure consistency.
Sample output
Brand Audit Results
Scope: README.md, footer.txt Findings:
- [High] Rule
v1-tagline: Inconsistent tagline inREADME.md:12. Found "Fastest AI tool", expected "The World's Pro-Grade AI Orchestrator". - [Med] Rule
link-check: Outdated Twitter URL infooter.txt:2. Remediation: Update tagline using snippetSNIP-04.
Hold your bios, footers, and profiles to one brand spec. Flags brand-name spelling and casing that does not match your canonical form, off-spec taglines, links that are not on your official list, leftover placeholders (Lorem, TODO, "your tagline here"), and handles that differ from one surface to the next. You define the spec once and it enforces it everywhere.
$12
Β· or 60 creditsSecure checkout via Stripe
Included in download
- Audit GitHub bios and READMEs for outdated product taglines
- Detect forgotten placeholders or "TODO" links in public documentation
- terminal, file_read automation included
- Ready for Cursor
- Instant install
Sample input
Audit my project's README.md and footer.txt files against our brand spec to ensure consistency.
Sample output
Brand Audit Results
Scope: README.md, footer.txt Findings:
- [High] Rule
v1-tagline: Inconsistent tagline inREADME.md:12. Found "Fastest AI tool", expected "The World's Pro-Grade AI Orchestrator". - [Med] Rule
link-check: Outdated Twitter URL infooter.txt:2. Remediation: Update tagline using snippetSNIP-04.
About This Skill
Automated Brand Compliance for Developers
The Brand Consistency Linter is a specialized audit tool designed to ensure your project's public-facing surfacesβlike GitHub bios, website footers, and profile READMEsβperfectly align with your official brand guidelines. It eliminates the "drift" that happens when taglines are updated or social links change, but old documentation isn't refreshed.
What it does
- Scans local Markdown and text files against a centralized
brand-spec.json. - Identifies inconsistent taglines, outdated brand names, and broken link patterns.
- Detects forgotten "INSERT LINK HERE" or "BRAND_NAME" placeholders.
- Provides structured findings including severity levels, line numbers, and rule IDs.
Why use this skill?
Unlike a general LLM prompt which might hallucinate or miss subtle inconsistencies, this skill uses a deterministic Python-based scanner backed by a formal specification. It acts as a linting layer for your brand identity, ensuring 100% adherence to your source of truth without the risk of an AI "improving" your copy in unauthorized ways. It provides actionable remediation snippets instead of just vague advice.
Output details
You receive a comprehensive audit report detailing the inspected scope, the specific rules applied, a categorized list of violations, and recommended copy fixes based on your approved remediation library.
Use Cases
- Audit GitHub bios and READMEs for outdated product taglines
- Detect forgotten placeholders or "TODO" links in public documentation
- Ensure consistent social media links across all footer files
- Validate brand naming conventions in technical documentation
Known Limitations
It is a linter, not an editor, and its coverage is only as good as the brand-spec.json you give it. It enforces what you define; it does not invent brand rules.
How to Install
mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills && curl -sL https://www.agensi.io/api/install/brand-consistency-linter -o /tmp/brand-consistency-linter.zip && unzip -o /tmp/brand-consistency-linter.zip -d ~/.claude/skills && rm /tmp/brand-consistency-linter.zipFree skills install directly. Paid skills require purchase - use the download button above after buying.
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Loads your canonical name, taglines, official links, handle, and placeholder list from an editable references/brand-spec.json. Reads no environment variables and rewrites nothing.
Works with any agent that can read text files and run a local Python script (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex CLI, and other SKILL.md-compatible agents). Standard library only, no install step. No network calls.
Creator
JustHandled Labs creates focused agent skills and workflow packs for Claude, Codex, Cursor, and AI-assisted builders. Each tool is designed around a real repeatable task: cleaner commits, better PRs, stronger handoffs, safer repo hygiene, clearer documentation, and less copy-paste chaos. The goal is not generic AI productivity. The goal is specific workflows that are easier to run, review, and repeat. Maintained by H.J. Westerfield, with a background in communications, editing, project coordination, customer support, and practical AI systems. JustHandled Labs builds tools for people who want useful automation without theatrical complexity.
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