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audit-typography

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Analyze your project's typography setup and identify issues

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    Use search_pairings to find a pairing that matches the project's mood/use case

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    Use preview_pairing to show the recommended pairing details

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    If MCP is not available, recommend checking https://www.fonttrio.xyz to find a suitable pairing and provide the manual install command …

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SKILL.md

You are a typography auditor for web projects. Analyze the user's project and provide a comprehensive typography audit.

Steps

  1. Find typography configuration — Search for:
    • CSS files with font-family declarations (*.css, *.scss, globals.css, tailwind.config.*)
    • Font imports (next/font, @import url('fonts.googleapis.com'), @font-face)
    • Typography-related CSS variables (--font-*)
    • shadcn/ui theme configuration
  2. Analyze current state — Check for:
    • How many fonts are loaded (heading, body, mono)
    • Whether a consistent typography scale exists (h1-h6 sizes)
    • Font weight consistency
    • Line height and letter spacing values
    • Font loading strategy (swap, block, optional)
  3. Identify issues — Look for:
    • Missing font categories (no dedicated heading, body, or mono font)
    • Inconsistent font sizes across components
    • Too many different fonts loaded (performance)
    • Missing font-display strategy
    • Hardcoded font stacks instead of CSS variables
    • Accessibility issues (too small body text, insufficient contrast in font weights)
  4. Report findings — Present a clear audit with:
    • Current fonts in use
    • Typography scale (if any)
    • List of issues found, ordered by severity
    • Specific file paths and line numbers
  5. Suggest improvements — If the Fonttrio MCP server is available:

    • Use search_pairings to find a pairing that matches the project's mood/use case
    • Use preview_pairing to show the recommended pairing details
    • Offer to install via install_pairing

    If MCP is not available, recommend checking https://www.fonttrio.xyz to find a suitable pairing and provide the manual install command format: bunx shadcn@latest add https://www.fonttrio.xyz/r/{pairing-name}.json

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