secondary-text-audit

secondary-text-audit is a UX design & wireframing skill for AI agents, published by rome-os in the rome repository on GitHub. Skillspace rates secondary-text-audit D (65/100) and it passed the safety scan; the rating is based on static analysis only.

Audit the subordinate copy in a UI — section descriptions, field helper text, hints, card subtitles, empty-state body copy, tooltip bodies — against the secondary-text ruleset, and emit a per-string keep/rewrite/delete verdict table a coding agent can apply. Use this skill whenever the user asks to review, tighten, trim, or clean up UI copy, microcopy, descriptions, helper text, subtitles, hints, or empty states; asks "is this copy necessary?", "does this description earn its place?", "why is our UI so wordy?"; wants a settings page or dialog decluttered; or is writing new secondary text and wants it checked before it ships — even if they don't say "audit". For view-level UX behavior (labels, missing states, redundancy, one-primary-action), use ux-semantics-audit; for palette and tokens, use color-audit. This skill owns everything about whether a piece of subordinate copy should exist at all and how it should read.

Grade

D

Quality

65 / 100

Safety

Passed

GitHub stars

456

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