Agent Skills: platform-voice-check
Runs a voice-fidelity audit on each of the four substacker platform outputs (Substack Note, X thread, LinkedIn post, cross-post blurb) before reporting Distribution Translator completion. Checks for voice-don'ts (banned vocabulary, emoji, generic openers, marketing math without source), voice-do compliance (paper attribution preserved, hedges preserved, em-dash reframes present), platform-specific tonal shifts. Emits voice-check.md with pass/fail per artifact. Trigger keywords — platform voice check, voice-check, gate, distribution voice, slop-leak check.
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