Write Right

Text or code snippet: Validate all user-facing strings directly.

File path (e.g. src/components/Modal.tsx): Read the file, extract all user-facing strings, then validate each one.

Screenshot or image: Read the UI — identify every visible text element (buttons, labels, headings, messages, tooltips, etc.) and validate each one.

Figma URL: Fetch the URL. Extract all visible text layers from the design and validate each one. Note: Figma requires authentication — if the URL can't be accessed, ask the user to share a screenshot or paste the copy as text instead.

Raw text: Validate as given.

Validation Checklist

For every piece of content, check:

1. Voice & tone — Does it match Bolt's voice (intentional, positive, professional, supportive, friendly, knowledgeable, straightforward)? Is the tone appropriate for the context? Match to one of four levels: reassuring (errors, account issues, sensitive actions), neutral/functional (payment, settings, navigation), neutral/warm (onboarding, permission requests, first-time flows), or congratulatory (completions, rewards — understated, no exclamation marks).

2. Casing — Is sentence case used throughout? Are branded terms and proper nouns capitalised correctly? Before flagging anything as a casing error, check whether it could be a product name, feature name, ride category, or service type (e.g. Car Delivery, Economy, Comfort, Premium, 2-Wheels, Bolt Food) — these use Title Case by design and must not be flagged.

3. Punctuation — Are the punctuation rules for this component type followed? (No sentence-final punctuation in most components; no exclamation marks in errors; etc.) Apply the full stop rule strictly:

   • 1 sentence → no full stop: ✓ Your account is active ✗ Your account is active.
   • 2+ sentences → full stop on every sentence, including the last: ✓ Your account is active. We'll send an email to confirm.
   • Mixed punctuation within the same block (one sentence ends with a full stop, another doesn't) is always an error — flag it and fix all sentences to be consistent.
   • Apply this same rule to suggested fixes: never leave a multi-sentence suggestion where one sentence has a full stop and another doesn't.
   • Exception: A closing sentence that follows a bulleted list (intro text → list → conclusion) should end with a full stop — it is providing paragraph-level closure, not acting as a standalone string. Do not flag these as errors.

4. Emojis — Are emojis present? They should not be used.

5. Component-specific rules — Infer the component type from context: UI descriptions, file names, surrounding code, copy patterns (e.g. a two-word past-tense phrase is likely a snackbar; a short imperative is likely a button). Apply the relevant rules from core/guidelines/components.md. Only ask the user to clarify when the component is genuinely ambiguous and the answer would materially change the validation — this should be rare.

6. Glossary — Are preferred Bolt terms used? Flag any use of avoided terms (e.g. "log in" instead of "sign in", "click" instead of "tap", "disable" instead of "turn off").

7. Grammar & mechanics — Check abbreviations, numbers, dates, times, currency, hyphens, apostrophes, active/passive voice, and other relevant rules.

8. Accessibility & inclusivity — Flag any ableist language, gendered pronouns where the subject is unknown, idioms, jargon, colloquialisms, or non-inclusive terms.

9. Clarity — Is this the most concise way to say it? Could it be shorter without losing meaning?

Report Format

Choose the format based on input size.

Single item or small batch (fewer than ~5 items)

Use this exact template — no additions, no commentary, no explanations:

[One sentence verdict.]

Suggestion: [your single best compliant rewrite of the most important string]

Want a few more?

Rules for the verdict sentence: One sentence only. Vary phrasing — don't use a fixed formula. It must clearly convey one of three states:

• Content is compliant and ready to ship (✓ Approved)
• Content is mostly fine but could be polished (~ Minor issues)
• Content has problems that must be fixed before shipping (✗ Needs changes)

Examples (do not copy verbatim):

• ✓ "This is good to go."
• ~ "This is mostly there — one small tweak would bring it fully in line."
• ✗ "This needs a few changes before it's ready to ship."

Rules for the suggestion: Provide exactly one — your best rewrite of the most impactful string. It must be fully compliant, incorporating all fixes silently. Do NOT explain what changed or why. Do NOT repeat the original.

If content is fully compliant (✓ Approved): Omit the Suggestion line and "Want a few more?" line entirely. The verdict sentence is the entire response.

CRITICAL — ZERO TOLERANCE: Do not add any text outside the template under any circumstances. No issue breakdowns. No reasoning. No preamble. No follow-up commentary. No numbered lists. The verdict, one suggestion, and the offer for more is the entire response.

Bulk input (more than 5 unique items)

Output a single table. Each row = one item. For push notifications with a title and body, show them as "T: [title] / B: [body]" within the same cell.

Columns: # | Original | Status | Suggested

• Status: ✓, ~, or ✗
• Suggested: one corrected copy in plain text, or — if no change needed. Only show the part that changes (T: or B:) if the other part is unchanged.
• Duplicates: note "(see #N)" instead of repeating the row
• After the table, one line only: [N] ✗ needs changes · [N] ~ minor issues · [N] ✓ approved

Do NOT mention issues or invite the user to ask for a breakdown unless they ask first.

Reclassification Risk Check

After completing the standard validation, determine whether the content is driver or courier-facing:

A — Clearly driver/courier-facing: Explicitly mentions or is directed at drivers, couriers, fleet partners, or the driver/courier app experience.

B — Clearly rider/consumer-facing: Directed at passengers, food customers, or general consumer flows.

C — Ambiguous: Could apply to either audience, or impossible to tell from context alone.

• If A: Read core/guidelines/reclassification-risk.md and check the content against every rule. Fold any reclassification fixes silently into the suggested copy — do not add a separate reclassification section or mention reclassification risk in the report. The suggestions must be fully compliant with both standard and reclassification rules.
• If B: Skip entirely. Do not mention it in the report.
• If C: Ask the user: "Is this content shown to drivers/couriers, or to riders/consumers?" — wait for their answer before proceeding.

Tone of your response

• Be direct and specific. No preamble, no analysis, no explanation of your reasoning — just the verdict and suggestions.
• If flagging an issue that isn't a clear style guide violation (for example, an inconsistency between screens, or a possible naming decision), note it in one short sentence only — no elaboration.
• Be constructive, not prescriptive — offer alternatives, not just criticism.
• If there's nothing wrong, say so clearly. "No issues found" is a valid result.

Content to validate

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