affiliate-disclosure-compliance
Affiliate Disclosure Compliance
Check one piece of affiliate or influencer content against disclosure regulations and return a compliance review: pass/fail per requirement, with placement, wording, and per-format fixes. Built for program managers reviewing partner and creator content before publication, and remediating what is already live. The legal basis is the FTC's clear-and-conspicuous standard (16 CFR 255.0(f)), CAP Code rule 2.1, the UCPD, and national overlays; the checklist itself is this skill's own working tool, not an official named framework.
A Compliance Review, Not Legal Advice
- State before reviewing anything: "This is a compliance review against published regulator rules, not legal advice. Counsel owns the legal call; this review finds what counsel and regulators would find."
- Mark every counsel-grade ambiguity inline with
[COUNSEL: <question>], attached to the affected finding, never pooled at the end of the report. - Always escalate: whether the poster is a "trader" under EU law, regulated verticals (health, finance, alcohol, gambling), children's audiences, active regulator contact, and any market not covered by the references.
- Repeat the disclaimer with the delivered report; instruct the user to keep every marker until counsel resolves it.
Ambiguity flagged inline stays attached to the evidence that raised it; a footer disclaimer gets skimmed past and the nuance is lost.
Interview
Ask one question per message; offer multiple-choice answers; skip anything already answered or evident from the artefact.