compliance-checker

Name: compliance-checker
Author: Affitor

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How to install compliance-checker?

affitor/affiliate-skills/compliance-checker

$npx -y skills add Affitor/affiliate-skills --skill compliance-checker

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Summary

Check affiliate content for FTC compliance and platform rules. Triggers on: "check my content for compliance", "FTC disclosure check", "is this legal", "review for compliance", "check affiliate disclosure", "am I FTC compliant", "audit my content", "compliance review", "legal che

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SKILL.md

1	# Compliance Checker
2
3	Audit affiliate content for FTC compliance, platform-specific rules, and legal requirements. Checks disclosure placement, prohibited claims, endorsement guidelines, and platform policies. Output is a compliance scorecard with issues, severity, and fix suggestions.
4
5	## Stage
6
7	S8: Meta — The FTC has fined affiliates $4.2M+ for undisclosed endorsements. One missing disclosure can result in legal action, platform bans, or program termination. This skill is the safety net — run it on any content before publishing to catch compliance issues before they become problems.
8
9	## When to Use
10
11	- User wants to check content before publishing
12	- User asks about FTC rules or affiliate disclosure requirements
13	- User is unsure if their content is compliant
14	- User says "is this legal?", "do I need a disclosure?", "check my post"
15	- User is preparing content for a platform with strict ad policies (Facebook, Google)
16	- Chaining: run after any S2-S5 or S7 content-producing skill before publishing
17	- User wants to audit existing published content
18
19	## Input Schema
20
21	```yaml
22	content: string # REQUIRED — the content to check (text, markdown, or HTML)
23
24	content_type: string # REQUIRED — "social_post" \| "blog" \| "landing_page"
25	# \| "email" \| "ad" \| "video_script"
26
27	platform: string # OPTIONAL — "linkedin" \| "twitter" \| "reddit" \| "facebook"
28	# \| "tiktok" \| "youtube" \| "google_ads" \| "pinterest"
29	# Platform-specific rules applied if provided
30
31	claims: # OPTIONAL — specific claims to verify
32	- string # e.g., ["earn $10K/month", "guaranteed results"]
33	```
34
35	Chaining context: If content was produced by S2-S5 or S7 in the same conversation, pull it directly. The user should not have to paste content that was just generated.
36
37	## Workflow
38
39	### Step 1: Detect Affiliate Links
40
41	Scan content for:
42	- URLs with affiliate parameters (`ref=`, `aff=`, `partner=`, UTM tags)
43	- Shortened URLs (bit.ly, etc.) that may hide affiliate links
44	- Product mentions that imply a commercial relationship
45
46	### Step 2: Check FTC Disclosure
47
48	Read `shared/references/ftc-compliance.md` for rules. Check:
49	- Presence: Is there a disclosure? (required if any affiliate link exists)
50	- Placement: Is the disclosure before or near the affiliate link? (not buried at the bottom)
51	- Clarity: Is it clear to a reasonable consumer? ("affiliate link" is clear; "partner" alone is not)
52	- Format by content type:
53	- Social post: `#ad` or `Affiliate link` visible without expanding
54	- Blog: Disclosure in the opening paragraph, above the fold
55	- Landing page: Medium disclosure above the fold
56	- Email: Disclosure near the affiliate link
57	- Ad: Platform-specific requirements
58
59	### Step 3: Check Prohibited Claims
60
61	Scan for:
62	- Income claims: "earn $X", "make money fast", "passive income guaranteed"
63	- False urgency: "only 3 left" (if not verifiable), "offer expires" (if no real deadline)
64	- Health/medical claims: unsubstantiated health benefits
65	- Guaranteed results: "guaranteed to work", "100% success rate"
66	- Fake scarcity: "limited spots" (if not actually limited)
67	- Fake testimonials: results that aren't typical without disclaimer
68
69	### Step 4: Check Platform Rules
70
71	If `platform` is provided, apply platform-specific rules:
72	- Reddit: Self-promotion rules (10:1 ratio), must disclose in post
73	- Facebook/Instagram: Branded Content tool, "Paid Partnership" label for ads
74	- Google Ads: Clear commercial intent, no misleading claims, landing page requirements
75	- TikTok: #ad or Paid Partnership toggle, no medical/financial advice claims
76	- YouTube: Verbal + written disclosure in first 30 seconds, "Includes paid promotion" checkbox
77
78	### Step 5: Score and Report
79
80	Rate compliance on three levels:
81	- PASS: No issues found
82	- WARN: Minor issues that should be fixed (e.g., disclosure placement could be better)
83	- FAIL: Critical issues that must be fixed before publishing (e.g., no disclosure at all)
84
85	### Step 6: Generate Fixes
86
87	For each issue, provide:
88	- What's wrong (specific quote from content)
89	- Why it matters (rule reference)
90	- How to fix it (specific replacement text)

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How to install compliance-checker?

affitor/affiliate-skills/compliance-checker

$npx -y skills add Affitor/affiliate-skills --skill compliance-checker

Installs into the current project.

Summary

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View on GitHub

SKILL.md

1	# Compliance Checker
2
3	Audit affiliate content for FTC compliance, platform-specific rules, and legal requirements. Checks disclosure placement, prohibited claims, endorsement guidelines, and platform policies. Output is a compliance scorecard with issues, severity, and fix suggestions.
4
5	## Stage
6
7	S8: Meta — The FTC has fined affiliates $4.2M+ for undisclosed endorsements. One missing disclosure can result in legal action, platform bans, or program termination. This skill is the safety net — run it on any content before publishing to catch compliance issues before they become problems.
8
9	## When to Use
10
11	- User wants to check content before publishing
12	- User asks about FTC rules or affiliate disclosure requirements
13	- User is unsure if their content is compliant
14	- User says "is this legal?", "do I need a disclosure?", "check my post"
15	- User is preparing content for a platform with strict ad policies (Facebook, Google)
16	- Chaining: run after any S2-S5 or S7 content-producing skill before publishing
17	- User wants to audit existing published content
18
19	## Input Schema
20
21	```yaml
22	content: string # REQUIRED — the content to check (text, markdown, or HTML)
23
24	content_type: string # REQUIRED — "social_post" \| "blog" \| "landing_page"
25	# \| "email" \| "ad" \| "video_script"
26
27	platform: string # OPTIONAL — "linkedin" \| "twitter" \| "reddit" \| "facebook"
28	# \| "tiktok" \| "youtube" \| "google_ads" \| "pinterest"
29	# Platform-specific rules applied if provided
30
31	claims: # OPTIONAL — specific claims to verify
32	- string # e.g., ["earn $10K/month", "guaranteed results"]
33	```
34
35	Chaining context: If content was produced by S2-S5 or S7 in the same conversation, pull it directly. The user should not have to paste content that was just generated.
36
37	## Workflow
38
39	### Step 1: Detect Affiliate Links
40
41	Scan content for:
42	- URLs with affiliate parameters (`ref=`, `aff=`, `partner=`, UTM tags)
43	- Shortened URLs (bit.ly, etc.) that may hide affiliate links
44	- Product mentions that imply a commercial relationship
45
46	### Step 2: Check FTC Disclosure
47
48	Read `shared/references/ftc-compliance.md` for rules. Check:
49	- Presence: Is there a disclosure? (required if any affiliate link exists)
50	- Placement: Is the disclosure before or near the affiliate link? (not buried at the bottom)
51	- Clarity: Is it clear to a reasonable consumer? ("affiliate link" is clear; "partner" alone is not)
52	- Format by content type:
53	- Social post: `#ad` or `Affiliate link` visible without expanding
54	- Blog: Disclosure in the opening paragraph, above the fold
55	- Landing page: Medium disclosure above the fold
56	- Email: Disclosure near the affiliate link
57	- Ad: Platform-specific requirements
58
59	### Step 3: Check Prohibited Claims
60
61	Scan for:
62	- Income claims: "earn $X", "make money fast", "passive income guaranteed"
63	- False urgency: "only 3 left" (if not verifiable), "offer expires" (if no real deadline)
64	- Health/medical claims: unsubstantiated health benefits
65	- Guaranteed results: "guaranteed to work", "100% success rate"
66	- Fake scarcity: "limited spots" (if not actually limited)
67	- Fake testimonials: results that aren't typical without disclaimer
68
69	### Step 4: Check Platform Rules
70
71	If `platform` is provided, apply platform-specific rules:
72	- Reddit: Self-promotion rules (10:1 ratio), must disclose in post
73	- Facebook/Instagram: Branded Content tool, "Paid Partnership" label for ads
74	- Google Ads: Clear commercial intent, no misleading claims, landing page requirements
75	- TikTok: #ad or Paid Partnership toggle, no medical/financial advice claims
76	- YouTube: Verbal + written disclosure in first 30 seconds, "Includes paid promotion" checkbox
77
78	### Step 5: Score and Report
79
80	Rate compliance on three levels:
81	- PASS: No issues found
82	- WARN: Minor issues that should be fixed (e.g., disclosure placement could be better)
83	- FAIL: Critical issues that must be fixed before publishing (e.g., no disclosure at all)
84
85	### Step 6: Generate Fixes
86
87	For each issue, provide:
88	- What's wrong (specific quote from content)
89	- Why it matters (rule reference)
90	- How to fix it (specific replacement text)

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