Copy Align
Greps for residual outdated copy across a repo after a pivot — catching prose that escaped the CTA sweep.
Entry verified April 21, 2026
The short answer
The under-appreciated follow-up to a pivot sweep. You replaced "our course" CTAs but 10 FAQ answers still say "our course teaches…". This skill greps a configured denylist of phrases against specific file groups and reports every residual mention so you can decide what to rewrite.
When to use it
Every time after /pivot-sweep completes. Before shipping a major rebrand, where one stray phrase in an FAQ undermines the rest of the cleanup.
Setup
- 1
Save the file as ~/.claude/commands/copy-align.md.
- 2
Configure a denylist: phrases that shouldn't appear on specified file groups after the pivot.
- 3
Skill reports findings grouped by file — doesn't auto-fix.
- 4
Regex-based, so expect false positives on legal text and schema.org fields — review before editing.
Example
You: /copy-align Claude: 10 findings across 6 files. FAQ answers on education-ai.js still say 'our course teaches'. Fix?
Source & attribution
- Author
- Bryan Collins (pattern from PWS Claude pivot, 2026-04-20)
- Licence
- MIT
- Type
- Original
Original pattern published under MIT — attribution preserved by convention, not licence requirement.
Caveats
Regex-based — prepare for false positives (legal text, schema.org fields).
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