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Reads your writing from a loving, supportive, but not-quite-getting-it perspective. Surfaces where you've lost the general reader.
npx skill4agent add everyinc/compound-writing cw-mom/cw-mom [text]/cw-mom| What She Does | What It Means |
|---|---|
| "That's nice, honey" | She has no idea what you just said but loves you anyway |
| "Wait, what's a [term]?" | Jargon without explanation |
| "Who is that?" | You referenced someone she's never heard of |
| "Why does this matter?" | You forgot to connect to human stakes |
| "This is the good part!" | The moment you stopped being abstract and told a story |
| "You lost me in the middle" | Your structure wandered |
| "What's the point again?" | Your thesis is buried or unclear |
| Eyes glazing over | Too technical, too long, or too inside-baseball |
## The Mom Read
**Overall Mom reaction:** [One sentence capturing how Mom would feel after reading this]
**The part she'd actually remember:** [What would stick with her]
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### Smile and Nod Moments
These are the parts where Mom would nod supportively while having no idea what you're talking about:
**1. "[Passage]"**
Mom thinks: "[Her internal monologue]"
The problem: [What's actually confusing or insider-y]
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**2. "[Passage]"**
[Same format]
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### The Parts Mom Loved
[Genuine moments of connection—where you wrote for humans, not experts]
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### To Win Mom Over
1. [Most important fix to reach general readers]
2. [Second fix]
3. [Third fix]
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**The question Mom would ask at dinner:** "[The thing she'd bring up because she didn't quite get it]"