Rights & Accessibility Check is a Clone skill that prepares creative work for human review of accessibility, usage rights, consent and disclosure requirements. It flags issues such as low contrast, unconfirmed image or music rights and missing ad disclosures. Designer, marketing manager and compliance manager clones use it before launch. It needs no app connection, and a person makes the final call.
Check the new ad set before launch. Look at accessibility, image and music rights, and disclosures.
I flagged 3 items for your reviewer: one contrast issue, one stock track with no license on file, and a missing disclosure on the influencer ad.
| Asset | Check | Finding |
|---|---|---|
| Ad 2 (static) | Accessibility | Text contrast too low |
| Video 1 | Music rights | License not on file |
| Influencer ad | Disclosure | Paid tag missing |
| Ad 1, 3, 4 | All checks | No issues found |
No forms, no workflow builder. Ask your clone the way you'd ask a teammate.
Send the assets, plus any license, consent or disclosure records you have.
It reviews accessibility, rights, consent and disclosures, and lists what is missing or unclear.
Your reviewer gets an organized list of findings and makes the final launch decision.
Skills belong to roles. These clones put Rights & Accessibility Check to work as part of their job.
It is a pre-launch check that creative work is accessible, properly licensed, consented and disclosed. With Clone, your clone prepares the review by flagging issues so a person can make the final decision.
No. The skill works without a connection. Share the assets and any records in chat.
Designer, marketing manager and compliance manager clones use it right before a campaign or asset launches.
No. It prepares the review and flags issues. Approval stays with your reviewer or compliance team.
Updated October 2026