Sales-Magnet Anti-Pattern Auditor

An audit skill that scans a content or proposal output for the typical anti-patterns of "sales-magnet authority" (figures like Fatih Güner / Doruk). It reads the text and measures three main risk axes: buzzword density (abstract-phrase inflation), big claims thrown out without cases, and implicit tool-vendor bias (a hidden dependency on a single tool/vendor). In addition, it catches unsourced ROI numbers and fear/urgency-based manipulation.

When to use: Right before a LinkedIn carousel, landing-page copy, proposal document, blog post, or YouTube script is published — to objectively score the question "it looks like authority, but is the evidence skeleton rotten?" Especially for producers who want to distinguish a corporate B2B AI delivery position from sales-magnet shallowness.

What it produces: A Markdown audit report — a 0-100 credibility score, an axis-by-axis scorecard table (with FATAL/WARN/NOTE flags), a list of detected anti-patterns, concrete remediation suggestions, and a "before → after" rewrite example. The output closes with a direct publish decision (publish / fix-and-re-audit). It is a read-only analysis; it does not modify the content, it only scores it and points the way.