wtf is social-account-audit?

Social-account-audit is a toolkit that helps you run a full health check on your Instagram, Threads, or Facebook account and figure out why your numbers are stuck. Instead of guessing what's wrong, you get a structured audit: it interviews you about your goals, researches your audience and competitors, finds your positioning gap, and produces a deliverable package that includes your positioning, a 30-day content calendar, and a monetization roadmap. It's designed for solo creators who've been running an account for a while but can't articulate what's holding them back. The project uses Claude as a "commander" that orchestrates other AI workers. Claude plans and reviews, delegates the heavy lifting (research, data collection, drafting) to faster AI, then brings in a fresh independent AI to verify the output so it doesn't grade its own homework. You stay in the decision-maker seat the whole time. The process runs in six steps: interview your goals, collect data from your links, research audience and niche, find your advantage, produce six deliverables, then hand off to a sister project that generates 30 days of Instagram image cards. Data collection is honest about its limits. Threads links let it scrape the most (bio, follower count, recent post interactions). Instagram and Facebook only work at the single-post level, account-level stats like follower counts hit login walls and fall back to manual screenshots. If it can't get a number, it says so rather than making one up. You can also point it at one to three competitor accounts as benchmarks, and it will scrape their public pages to test whether your assumptions about your niche actually hold up. The target user is a creator who wants to monetize through courses, freelance work, or sponsorships but isn't sure their positioning is right. You don't need coding skills, there's a PDF handbook, copy-paste prompts, and blank templates to fill in. The project is free for non-commercial use, with commercial use requiring permission. It's licensed under PolyForm Noncommercial, though the creator notes GitHub's sidebar may not detect this correctly.