Content Gap Finder is a Clone skill that reviews your existing content coverage and source quality, then flags missing topics, stale sources and claims that rest on weak evidence. Content creator and marketing manager clones use it to audit a blog or resource library before planning new work. It needs no app connection and reports what it is unsure about.
Audit our security articles. What topics are we missing and which sources are out of date?
I reviewed 24 articles. You have no coverage on vendor risk, 5 articles cite sources older than three years, and 2 claims have no source at all.
| Article | Issue | Severity |
|---|---|---|
| Password policy basics | Source from 2019 | Medium |
| Phishing checklist | Claim has no source | High |
| SSO explained | Up to date | None |
| (none) | Gap: vendor risk | High |
No forms, no workflow builder. Ask your clone the way you'd ask a teammate.
Share the articles, pages or topic area you want reviewed, plus any topics you expect to cover.
It maps what you have, finds missing topics, and checks each source for age and strength.
You receive gaps, stale sources and weak claims by severity, with anything uncertain clearly marked.
Skills belong to roles. These clones put Content Gap Finder to work as part of their job.
A content gap analysis compares the content you have with the topics your audience needs. With Clone, your clone reviews your coverage and sources and returns a list of gaps, stale sources and weakly supported claims.
No. Content Gap Finder works without a connection. Share the content or links in chat and the clone reviews them.
Content creator and marketing manager clones use it, often before a quarterly plan or a site refresh.
It looks at the age and quality of the sources each piece relies on, flags ones that look stale or weak, and says plainly when it cannot judge a source.
Updated October 2026