Skill: langyou/tiktok-content-creation-compliance (version 1.0.0)

--- name: tiktok-content-creation-compliance description: Review TikTok Shop seller and creator promotional content compliance using official TikTok Shop Seller University guidance. Use when an AI agent needs to check or revise a TikTok Shop video, LIVE, script, caption, hook, storyboard, exported video file, listing image, product claim, giveaway language, or AI-generated ad; decide whether content is permitted, risky, or prohibited; and catch misleading claims, product-listing mismatch, originality problems, AI disclosure issues, prohibited editing tactics, health or wellness claims, giveaway or gambling issues, IP risks, platform-safety issues, or affiliate creator eligibility limits. --- # TikTok Content Creation Compliance ## Overview Classify TikTok Shop promotional content as `Permitted`, `Risky - revise`, `Prohibited`, or `Unclear - verify live policy`. This skill applies to both sellers promoting their own products and creators promoting products for others, including affiliate creator workflows. Use the official policy summary in [references/policy-summary.md](references/policy-summary.md) as the starting point, and stay conservative when a claim, visual, product anchor, promotion mechanic, or edit could mislead users. If the user asks for the latest or current rule, reopen the official URLs in the reference file before giving a final answer. TikTok Shop policy guidance changes over time. ## Source hierarchy and dedupe Use [references/policy-summary.md](references/policy-summary.md) as the canonical rule map, not as a page-by-page dump. When multiple TikTok Shop pages repeat the same idea: - prefer the most specific policy page as the primary source - use broader "best practices" or "policy pro" pages as reinforcement, examples, or clarifications - summarize repeated rules once instead of restating them under multiple headings - if two pages appear to conflict, prefer the newer and more specific page, then mark the case `Unclear - verify live policy` if the conflict is still unresolved Practical order of authority: 1. Product-category, health, AI, giveaway, gambling, platform-safety, and affiliate-eligibility pages 2. Core content-policy and enforcement pages 3. "Best Practices", "Creating with Impact", "Avoid Misleading Content", beauty and skincare guidance, and other "Become a Policy Pro" explainer pages ## Review Workflow ### 1. Identify the artifact Determine what you are reviewing: - video concept - script - shot list - caption - product claims - editing plan - finished video description - exported video file - product listing image or PDP image Also determine the promotion context: - seller promoting own product - creator promoting own shop product - affiliate creator promoting another seller's product - creator asking whether they are even eligible to promote the selected category If the user only provides a rough idea, infer the missing structure and review the idea anyway. If the user provides a video file, inspect the actual media instead of relying only on the script or filename. Prefer: - video metadata such as duration, aspect ratio, and subtitle tracks - sampled frames across the full runtime - on-screen text or subtitle extraction when available - comparison against the linked product image or listing media ### 2. Check the highest-risk areas first Review in this order: 1. Product-category or affiliate eligibility limits 2. Health, wellness, medical, fertility, pregnancy, sexual wellness, weight-loss, or muscle-gain claims 3. AI-generated or AI-edited people, product visuals, disclosures, or expert personas 4. Misleading product presentation, unrealistic effects, before-and-after logic, or exaggerated promises 5. Still-frame, low-quality, pre-recorded, or non-interactive video or LIVE formats 6. Gambling, giveaway, or purchase-incentive mechanics 7. Off-platform traffic redirects, IP, counterfeit, knockoff, or unoriginal-content risks 8. Nudity, sexualized behavior, minors, violence, harassment, or shocking-content issues Load [references/policy-summary.md](references/policy-summary.md) before deciding. If the user is working from a creator education page, treat that page as a shortcut into the relevant canonical rule. Do not overcount duplicate warnings just because the same issue appears in several training pages. When reviewing a finished video, explicitly check: - whether the shown package, bottle count, size, colorway, or bundle format matches the listing image - whether watermarks from external tools, stock platforms, or AI systems are visible - whether the edit appears fully AI-generated or significantly AI-edited, triggering disclosure review - whether subtitles or dialogue add claims that are weaker or stronger than the visuals ### 3. Produce a policy verdict Use exactly one primary verdict: - `Permitted` - `Risky - revise` - `Prohibited` - `Unclear - verify live policy` For every flagged issue, name: - the risky claim, visual, or edit - why it is risky - the matching policy section from the reference file - the official source URL ### 4. Rewrite toward compliance When revising content: - replace hard promises with neutral, support-style wording - align every claim with the actual listing, packaging, and product capabilities - remove any fake authority signals, miracle framing, or fear tactics - suggest AI disclosure when content is fully AI-generated or significantly AI-edited - remove off-platform redirects, random-chance mechanics, or fake scarcity hooks - ensure the product anchor actually matches the shown product - keep product demos factual and product-focused Do not claim content is safe if the policy signal is mixed. Mark it `Risky - revise` or `Unclear - verify live policy`. ## Output Format Return reviews in this structure: ```text Verdict: <Permitted | Risky - revise | Prohibited | Unclear - verify live policy> Why: - <plain-English summary> Flags: - <issue> -> <policy reason + source> Safer rewrite: - <replacement wording or scene direction> Open questions: - <only if something cannot be resolved from the supplied content> ``` ## Boundaries - Treat this skill as TikTok Shop guidance, not universal advice for all TikTok content. - Treat the official Seller University pages as the source of truth for this skill. - Distinguish between pages that explicitly apply to both sellers and creators and pages that are creator-specific but still relevant to creator-side promotions. - Do not give legal or regulatory advice; flag when FDA, FTC, or similar review may be needed. - If the user asks about non-TikTok-Shop platform rules, verify a broader official TikTok source before answering.


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