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Typography Audit
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Typography Audit

Checks a website against 78 type rules and names the file, the rule and the fix for each problem.

Typography Audit · Matthew Blode · MIT

Install

For Claude Code and Codex

npx skills add mblode/agent-skills -g --agent codex claude-code -y

Commands are copied word for word from the project's README. Read them before you run them.

We ran it once

The brief: Write a small newsletter page for a fictional school in the fictional town of Saltmere with typical typographic faults (13px body, very long lines, straight quotes, stacked heavy headings, centred paragraphs), audit it with the skill, then apply the fixes.

Following its workflow it picked the rule groups matching the page, then reported 11 findings (5 critical, 2 high, 3 medium-high, 1 medium) with rule ID, line and fix. The fixes were applied by hand: 16px body, 1.5 line height, 65ch column, left-aligned text, curly quotes, proper dashes, one heading per section.

What we thought: Does what the listing says: concrete, correctly prioritised findings with fixes, and the repaired page is clearly more readable. Useful for a developer who wants a type checklist applied; it is a rulebook rather than a tool, so a non-technical person gets little from it alone.

Open the full output

One run by an AI agent on 2026-11-02, at commit 2294de5. No person has judged it, and your result will differ.

Why it was picked

Seventy-eight specific rules, from font loading to punctuation, each reported with where and how to fix it. Few people can review type this closely.

Why it exists

People feel that a page looks cheap without knowing that type is the reason.

What you get

A list of findings, most serious first, each with its fix.

How it works

  1. Install the collection.
  2. Ask for a typography audit of your site.
  3. Have your agent apply the fixes you agree with.

What it needs

Node.js, and a website or code to review.

In short

Pick this when a page looks wrong and you cannot say why.

Worth knowing

SkillLift lists one skill from this collection. The install line brings in all of it, and most of the rest is for programmers. It reviews web pages, so it needs a site or code to read. There is no sample output to show.