quality-checker

What This Skill Does

The quality-checker skill acts as a comprehensive automated gatekeeper for your deliverables, ensuring that every project meets professional standards before reaching the client. It performs multi-layered validation across three primary domains: software source code, spreadsheet architecture, and technical documentation. By applying a 100-point scoring system, it evaluates functionality, completeness, documentation quality, and visual professionalism. It automatically handles minor issues like code formatting, typo correction, and whitespace cleanup, while providing actionable, prioritized reports for more complex architectural or logic failures. This skill transforms the final review process from a manual, error-prone task into a systematic quality assurance pipeline.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your OpenClaw environment, execute the following command in your terminal:

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/sa9saq/quality-checker

Ensure your current project environment has the necessary permissions for file access and code analysis tools if you plan to run deep-level linting.

Use Cases

• Software Development: Use this to scan GAS, Python, or JavaScript files for security vulnerabilities like hardcoded API keys or syntax errors prior to pushing to production.
• Spreadsheet Deliverables: Automate the audit of complex Excel or Google Sheets, ensuring formulas are intact, data validation is present, and formatting is consistent for the end-user.
• Technical Writing: Validate manuals and documentation against a checklist that verifies link health, typo-free content, and the presence of necessary visual assets (screenshots).
• Client Delivery: Run the full suite against a combined project package to verify that all mandatory items (like installation guides or API setup instructions) are included, ensuring a 100% professional presentation.

Example Prompts

1. "@quality-checker, please review the current project folder and give me a quality score before I email the client."
2. "@quality-checker, perform a security audit on these Python scripts and fix any formatting issues automatically."
3. "@quality-checker, check the attached documentation and spreadsheet against the mandatory delivery list and report any missing items."

Tips & Limitations

• Tip: Configure the tool to run during your local build process to catch errors early, rather than waiting until the end of the project cycle.
• Tip: If the skill assigns a score below 80, prioritize the 'Functionality' and 'Completeness' metrics, as these are weighted most heavily in the scoring algorithm.
• Limitation: While the skill is excellent at syntax and static analysis, it cannot guarantee business logic accuracy for custom algorithms; always perform a final sanity check on complex calculations. It is a secondary safety net, not a replacement for human oversight.