Creator Brief Check

ClaudeCommunityby Wikivec Inc.

Creator Brief Check checks creator and UGC video drafts against a brand's campaign brief before they're posted. Share the brief with Claude (a PDF, a doc or pasted text); Claude turns it into rules and shows them to you, then the connector watches each draft and checks every rule: what must be said (a discount code, a product claim), what must be shown and by when (the product in the first 3 seconds), on-screen text, the #ad or paid-partnership disclosure, things to avoid (competitor names, banned claims), the call to action, the length and the caption's tags. Each rule comes back met, not met or needs review, with the second, the quote or what is seen, and a frame from the draft. The draft gets a verdict (on brief, off brief or needs review) and a report link to share, and Claude can write the feedback note for the creator from the misses. Version 2 is checked against the same rules. Tools: • check_draft checks one draft against a list of rules; long drafts finish in the background and check_job returns them. • check_batch checks up to 20 drafts against one rules list and lists which ones need changes. • ask_draft answers a follow-up question about a checked draft, re-watching the moment asked about. • upload_drafts gives a private upload page for video files on the user's device. • my_usage and whoami show the signed-in account, its plan and checks used. It reads uploaded files, direct file links, public Google Drive and Dropbox links and public or unlisted YouTube links. TikTok, Instagram, Facebook and X links aren't fetched: users save the draft to their device and upload it. An account is created the first time you sign in (email or Google). 3 checks a month are free (drafts up to 3 minutes); a Pro plan with 200 minutes a month is described at creatorbriefcheck.com/pricing. Uploaded drafts are deleted after 24 hours and reports after 30 days. A disclosure result is an operational check, not legal advice.