content-trust

A launch-ready site does what it visibly promises, and tells the truth about itself. This skill covers the product-readiness half that is not legal: purpose, action, help, and honesty of content.

Activate when

• Reviewing any public page before launch, or a site "feels unfinished/fake".
• Placeholder text, template leftovers, stat counters, testimonial carousels, logo strips, or "as seen in" sections exist.
• Not for legal claims analysis (policy-consistency) or visual redesign.

Working alone

This skill is self-contained. Its companions (declared in its metadata) are skills whose method it may need to do its own promised work. Use of a companion can be conditional: declaring one does not mean running it. When a companion's lane applies, use the skill if it is installed; if not, follow its short entry in references/companion-methods.md and say in your report which lanes ran inline at reduced depth. Never skip an applicable lane silently. Skills mentioned here only for escalation, referral, documentation, or optional deeper follow-up are not dependencies: report the hand-off and finish honestly.

Companions: design-system-reconnaissance.

Inspect

1. Purpose and primary action (check 19). Land as a first-time visitor. Within a screen: can you tell what this is, who it is for, and what to do next? Identify the one primary action (sign up, buy, book, download, contact). Verify it works: click it. Find dead-end pages (no next step, no navigation back). This is not "add a big button everywhere"; a documentation page's next step is the next doc.