Publish Guardv1.0.5

An open source maintainer wants to release a new version of their project on GitHub. They run Publish Guard to check for leaked credentials, internal-only documentation, and audience-fit issues in README and SKILL.md before tagging the release.

A developer has built a ClawHub skill and wants to publish it. They use Publish Guard to audit the SKILL.md, metadata, and launch docs to ensure the public surface is clear and user-friendly for first-time users.

A team is about to open-source an internal tool. They run an audit to scrub absolute paths, localhost URLs, and token-shaped strings from the codebase, and to rewrite insider-heavy copy before the public launch.

A startup founder wants to publish their product's README and public docs. They use Publish Guard to verify that the quick start is prominent and runnable, and that the copy explains the user's job before technical details.

A security-conscious team uses Publish Guard as a pre-merge check to automatically scan for secret-shaped strings and credential-like URLs before any code is pushed to public branches.

The Publish Guard skill is available on ClawHub and is invoked per use or through a subscription model. Users pay for each audit or subscribe for unlimited audits.

Offering Publish Guard as a service integrated into CI/CD pipelines for enterprise customers, with additional features like custom patterns and priority support.

The core scripts are open source under MIT-0, but consulting services for setup, customization, and training are offered to organizations needing deeper integration.