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ads-creative

Audit paid-ad copy, images, video, hooks, concepts, format coverage, platform-native fit, message match, creative fatigue, accessibility, and policy across supported platforms. Use for creative audit, ad creative, creative fatigue, creative diversity, ad copy review, video review, image review, or production priorities.

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Use ads-creative to audit the ad creative for [platform] using its active specifications and current policies. Assess concept and hook coverage, clarity, brand and offer evidence, platform fit, accessibility, destination match, format compliance, disclosures, and fatigue where time-series evidence supports it. Return prioritized refresh or experiment briefs with hypotheses, audiences, formats, owners, success measures, and evidence, keeping creative quality, compliance, and measured performance distinct.

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name: ads-creativedescription: "Audit paid-ad copy, images, video, hooks, concepts, format coverage, platform-native fit, message match, creative fatigue, accessibility, and policy across supported platforms. Use for creative audit, ad creative, creative fatigue, creative diversity, ad copy review, video review, image review, or production priorities."

Creative Audit

  1. Inventory assets by concept, hook, offer, format, placement, audience, date, and performance window; cosmetic resizes are not distinct concepts.
  2. Load only active-platform specifications and current policy sources.
  3. Evaluate attention, clarity, brand/offer evidence, platform-native execution, accessibility, destination match, format/safe-zone compliance, and disclosure.
  4. Diagnose fatigue only from time-series delivery and response evidence, not age alone.
  5. Keep creative quality, format compliance, and measured performance separate.
  6. Return prioritized refresh or experiment briefs with hypothesis, audience, format, owner, success measure, and evidence.

Do not claim a universal refresh cadence, creative count, sound behavior, or performance threshold. Preserve human review for emotional and cultural judgment.