docs-pricing-consistencylisted

# docs-pricing-consistency Pricing changes in one place and is quoted in a dozen. The pricing page gets updated the day the change ships, because someone owns it and revenue depends on it. The eleven mentions scattered through the docs — the quickstart that says "the free tier includes 5,000 requests", the FAQ answer naming a plan that no longer exists, the limits table in an API reference — are updated by whoever happens to remember. A stale price in documentation is not a typo. It is a promise a reader will hold you to, and one they will find *after* they have decided to trust you. The support ticket that starts "your docs say it's $19" is expensive twice: someone has to answer it, and the answer is that your own documentation was wrong. This skill reads what your live pricing page says today and every price-like claim your docs make, and reports where they disagree. **Mode: audit.** It reads both sides and reports. Fixing a wrong price is a one-line edit a human should make deliberately — quietly rewriting money is not something an audit should do on its own. ## When to run - **Immediately after any pricing or packaging change.** This is the run that pays for the skill. The change ships, the pricing page updates, and the docs drift the same day. - Before a launch or a campaign that will drive people into the docs. - When support sees a customer quoting a number nobody recognises. - Quarterly, as a floor — quotas and limits drift more quietly than headline price