whystrohm-audit
Score any content against a 5-layer infrastructure framework. Diagnose what's broken. Rewrite one piece live.
Most content audits are vibes. This one is a framework. Five layers, scored 0-10, with a diagnostic for every gap.
The Problem
You know your content isn't working. You don't know which layer is failing — voice, structure, hook, evidence, or distribution. Without a framework, you fix the wrong thing.
What It Does
- 01Scores any URL or pasted content across 5 layers
- 02Identifies the lowest-scoring layer as the priority fix
- 03Rewrites one piece live to demonstrate the corrected version
The 5 layers
Every piece of content is built on five layers. Audit scores each independently:
- Voice — does this sound like the brand? Uses extracted voice profile.
- Structure — is the argument architecture sound? Hook → proof → CTA.
- Hook — does the first sentence earn the second?
- Evidence — are claims backed by specifics?
- Distribution — is this formatted for where it will be read?
Most content fails on 2-3 layers. Without a framework you fix the wrong one.
How the scoring works
Each layer gets a 0-10 score:
- 0-3 — broken. Layer is actively hurting the piece.
- 4-6 — present but inconsistent. Working sometimes.
- 7-9 — solid. Layer is doing its job.
- 10 — compounding. This layer is making the next piece easier.
The lowest score is your priority fix. Most teams chase voice when their structure is broken, or rewrite hooks when their evidence is thin. Audit tells you which layer to fix first.
What the live rewrite does
After scoring, the skill picks the lowest-scored piece and rewrites it in front of you, showing the before/after diff with annotations explaining which layer each edit addresses. You see exactly what "fixed" looks like — not as a deliverable, as a demonstration.
Install
git clone https://github.com/whystrohm/whystrohm-audit.git ~/.claude/skills/whystrohm-audit
Full docs on GitHub →
How It Composes
audit runs after voice-extract. It uses the extracted voice profile as the scoring rubric. The same content scores differently against different brand profiles — your audit is brand-specific, not generic.
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