dtpr-comprehension-audit

dtpr-comprehension-audit is a Non-code artifact review skill for AI agents, published by Helpful-Places in the dtpr repository on GitHub. Skillspace rates dtpr-comprehension-audit D (68/100) and it passed the safety scan; the rating is based on static analysis only.

Grade DTPR (Digital Trust for Places and Routines) content — an element, a category, a datachain-instance, a pasted YAML fragment, or arbitrary markdown — against the public-comprehension rubric. Use whenever a user wants to check whether content is clear to a non-technical person encountering an AI system (in an app, on a website, in a vehicle, on a kiosk or sign, or anywhere DTPR content might appear). Triggers on phrases like "grade this element", "is this category clear to the public", "comprehension audit", "check this datachain for public understanding", "how readable is X", "does this land for a non-expert", or any request to judge clarity without changing content. Produces Markdown findings against the comprehension rubric plus a one-paragraph summary. See also — `dtpr-describe-system`, `dtpr-datachain-structure`, `dtpr-category-audit`, `dtpr-element-design`, `dtpr-translate`.

Grade

D

Quality

68 / 100

Safety

Passed

GitHub stars

25

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