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How to audit a Markdown or text file for plain language issues with Iso 24495

Run the text audit on one file or folder and get findings with file, line, and rule.

Who it is forA technical writer or maintainer preparing a policy, guide, or README who wants a mechanical check before publishing.

The problemLong sentences, legalese, skipped heading levels, and unexplained acronyms are easy to miss when reading your own draft.

The outcomeA list of findings, each with its file, line, rule, and explanation, with no changes made to the file.

What you need first

  • An agent that reads the Agent Skills format, such as Claude Code or Codex CLI
  • Access to GitHub to add the marketplace from its HTTPS address
  • Bun, only if you want to run the Part 4 tooling

Steps

  1. Add the marketplace: /plugin marketplace add https://github.com/GaZmagik/iso-24495.git
  2. Install the plugin: /plugin install iso-24495-plain-language@iso-24495
  3. Run the audit on one file: /iso-24495-plain-language:iso-24495-text-audit docs/policy.md
  4. Review each finding and make the edits yourself, since the audit changes nothing.

Prompt for your agent

Using the iso-24495 repository, run the iso-24495-text-audit skill on <target file or directory>. Report each finding with its file, line, rule, and explanation, and make no edits. Verify that the report states that zero findings does not prove the text suits its audience.

Caveat. The audit covers only the rules it implements and reads English only, so a clean result does not show that a document suits its readers.

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