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npx veilstrat add skill ntaksh42/agents --skill ai-content-quality-checker- SKILL.md14.3 KB
Overview
This skill evaluates AI-generated content across multiple quality dimensions and delivers a clear, prioritized improvement plan. It produces a 0–100 overall score and detailed sub-scores for readability, accuracy, relevance, originality, SEO, accessibility, engagement, grammar/style, and technical quality. The output is actionable and tailored to the target audience and content type.
How this skill works
The checker analyzes the submitted text or HTML and computes metrics like Flesch Reading Ease, sentence length distribution, passive voice usage, and syllable counts for readability. It verifies factual claims and citations, inspects SEO elements (titles, meta descriptions, keyword usage, schema), tests accessibility markers (semantic HTML, alt text, ARIA), scans for originality/duplication risk, and reviews code examples and links for technical correctness. Results include numeric scores, concise diagnostics, and prioritized recommendations with examples.
When to use it
- Before publishing blog posts, documentation, or marketing copy generated by AI
- When auditing multiple AI-generated drafts to choose the best version
- To improve SEO and discoverability of AI-written articles
- To ensure accessibility and compliance with basic WCAG guidelines
- When validating technical examples, snippets, or linked resources
Best practices
- Provide target audience, content type, and primary keywords with the submission
- Include source links or data references to improve fact-check accuracy
- Request specific focus areas (SEO, accessibility, originality) if needed
- Prioritize high-impact fixes: accuracy, misleading claims, and accessibility
- Iterate: re-run checks after applying recommended edits
Example use cases
- Run a pre-publish audit of a technical tutorial to improve readability and fix inaccurate stats
- Compare three AI-generated article drafts and get a ranked recommendation with reasons
- Generate an SEO-focused report that suggests title, meta description, and keyword placement fixes
- Audit an HTML article for WCAG 2.1 Level AA issues and receive concrete markup fixes
- Check code examples for syntax, best practices, and security concerns before including them
FAQ
It flags unsupported claims and missing citations and highlights items that need manual verification; full automatic fact validation depends on provided sources and may require human review.
Does it check for plagiarism?
Yes — it reports similarity risk levels and suggests when to add citations or rewrite content to increase originality.