originality-check
FeaturedGuideline-4.3 anti-spam / originality gate — score whether an app (and each portfolio addition) is meaningfully distinct in function, content, and metadata before you invest or submit. Use at validation/new-app time and again before submission. Protects the whole developer account from 4.3 (spam/duplicate) rejections. NOT rejection-handler (that works an existing rejection) and NOT competitive-analysis (that positions in the market).
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Quality Score: 93/100
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- Author
- rshankras
- Repository
- rshankras/claude-code-apple-skills
- Created
- 10 months ago
- Last Updated
- 1 months ago
- Language
- Swift
- License
- MIT
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Semantically similar based on skill content — not just same category
originality-review
Audit a website, interface, campaign, document, media artifact, or code-backed experience against supplied references for originality risk, source overlap, and asset provenance. Use when asked whether work copies its inspiration; to compare text, brands, numbers, images, video, layout, motion, code, fonts, icons, or other assets; inspect current and historical files; check credits or licenses; recommend replacements; or make a release verdict. Produces evidence-backed risk findings, not a legal conclusion.
prior-art
Scan the open-source / research landscape for projects doing what this repo does — is anyone ahead of us, has anyone had our ideas, and what are they doing that's worth porting in. Use when the user says 'prior art scan', 'who else is doing this', 'has anyone built this', 'are we still novel', 'competitive scan of this repo', or wants a novelty check on a project's distinctive ideas. Produces a pillar table, a novelty verdict, a steal list, and a watch list.
priorart
Prior-art check before you build — does this idea already exist? Takes a project/tool/library idea, reframes it in the vocabularies different communities would use, searches where builders publish (code registries, Show HN, arXiv), traces each match one dependency-layer down to the real incumbent, and returns a locator-backed landscape plus exactly one verdict: Build / Fork X / Contribute to Y / Use Z / Investigate first. Checked ideas persist in out/priorart/checked.md, so re-checking one opens with what changed. Keyless. Use for "does something like X already exist", "has anyone built this", "am I reinventing the wheel", "check prior art before I build" — e.g. "/priorart <idea>". For your existing project vs its peers use scout; for choosing between named options use verdict.