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You can enforce quality rules on AI coding agents across five areas: core anti-slop filtering, copywriting (headlines, tone, CTAs), mobile layout reflow (grids, overflow, tap targets), UI visuals (color, components, motion), accessibility (contrast, keyboard, focus), and code comment hygiene that removes generic comments without touching code.

Front-end developers, UI/UX designers, accessibility engineers, and content editors who rely on AI coding agents and want to eliminate generic AI-generated slop. Each skill loads alongside the core antislop filter, so teams can adopt only the disciplines relevant to their project.

Load the core antislop skill first, then add domain skills (copywriting, layoutmobile, ui, human, code) as needed. Skills operate through Read, Write, Edit, Glob, and Grep permissions; the antislop-human contrast checker additionally requires Bash with python or python3 available on the runtime.

The core, copywriting, layoutmobile, ui, and code skills need only file read/write and search permissions. The antislop-human accessibility skill requires a Python interpreter (python or python3) accessible via Bash to execute its built-in contrast checker. No other external dependencies are declared.

The skills are published publicly under the faidzagustiawan GitHub account as part of a 33-repository profile. No paid tier or commercial license is indicated in the skill manifest; each skill is defined by open frontmatter specifying its name, description, and permitted operations.