Paste your Douyin video script into Claude Code to get a structured compliance report before uploading.
Identify exact phrases in your script that share off-platform contact info like WeChat IDs or external store links.
Get suggested replacement phrases that pass Douyin's content rules without changing your video's message.
Check subtitle files or voiceover text for violations that could trigger automatic rejection on Douyin.
Install by cloning into Claude Code's skills folder, only applies to Douyin, not other platforms like Bilibili or Xiaohongshu.
This repository is a compliance-checking skill for Claude Code and Claude.ai, designed to help creators on Douyin (the Chinese version of TikTok) avoid having their videos rejected before publication. It is built around the official content marketing rules published by Juliangxingtou, ByteDance's influencer marketing platform, updated in December 2025. The tool targets two categories of rule violations that have triggered automatic rejections since March 2025. The first category is content that directs viewers to contact the creator or make purchases outside of the Douyin platform, such as sharing a WeChat ID, asking viewers to visit an external store, or arranging private deals. The second category is content that encourages downloading or using third-party software, including offering incentives in exchange for downloads or providing download links directly. To use it, you install the skill by cloning this repository into Claude Code's skills folder, then paste your video script, voiceover text, subtitle file, or a description of on-screen visuals into a chat message. The skill produces a structured compliance report that rates the overall risk level, lists each violation with the exact location and original wording, suggests replacement phrases that are compliant, highlights any parts of the content that are written correctly, and optionally flags other issues outside its main scope. The skill is designed with a deliberate boundary: it does not flag advertising law exaggerations, copyright issues, or other rule categories that would cause false positives on otherwise acceptable content. It distinguishes between a creator saying "I" did something (generally fine) versus directing viewers to take an action that leads off-platform (a violation). Content promoting products within the Douyin ecosystem, including Juliangxingtou itself, Douyin's own store, or the video editing app Jianying, is correctly treated as compliant. Testing across four representative cases showed the skill achieved full accuracy, compared to roughly 59% for the same model without the skill loaded. The skill is licensed under MIT and explicitly limited to Douyin, it does not apply to other platforms such as WeChat Video, Bilibili, or Xiaohongshu.
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