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Edit prose to sound more natural, direct, and engaging. Works top-down through four levels (Document → Paragraph → Sentence → Word) with human checkpoints at each stage. Fixes LLM patterns, writerly bad habits, and style deficits. Works for academic papers, reports, memos, essays, blog posts, proposals, and other nonfiction. Use when prose sounds robotic, dull, or inaccessible.
Edit and revise manuscripts to find the real person and what they truly want to say. Triggered when users request manuscript revision, polishing, article optimization, removing jargon, or making the text sound more natural. Keywords: revise manuscript, polish, optimize, remove jargon, modify article, make it sound like human speech.
Validate documentation files for completeness, accuracy, and consistency with the codebase. Use when user mentions "check documentation", "validate docs", "is the README up to date?", requests documentation review, says "docs are wrong" or "fix the docs", or is working on documentation improvements. Covers README files, API docs, CHANGELOG, and any markdown documentation.
Transform rough ideas into clear, engaging writing using Gary Provost's rhythm and structure principles. Use when the user needs help writing emails, tweets, scripts, sales copy, articles, or any content where readability, flow, and digestibility matter. Ideal for entrepreneurs and content creators who want to turn ideas into professional writing without sounding robotic or over-polished. Apply when the user asks for help writing, editing for clarity, improving pacing, or making content more engaging.
Respond in Chinese to user requests; when the user's message is fully in English (ignoring punctuation, digits, emojis, and whitespace), append a brief Chinese evaluation plus a 1-10 score.
Schedule "research + content production" tasks in A/B/C levels. First define the audience, goal, carrier and perspective, then follow the Research→Synthesis→Content pipeline to output publishable content and evidence chains. It is suitable for writing tasks that require credible conclusions, stable structure and reusable material precipitation.
Stage 4 — Strategic angles, titles, descriptions, peer feedback draft. Includes mandatory CHECKPOINT before script can start.
Use the mermaid-diagrams skill whenever you are creating or updating mermaid diagrams. Provides guidance on mermaid best practices.
Runs Vale prose linter on markdown/text files and auto-fixes issues. Use when the user asks to lint, proofread, or improve writing quality of markdown or text files.
Update the project README.md with comprehensive documentation based on the current codebase state. Use when the README needs updating or is outdated.
Guide for creating effective internal technical documentation (READMEs, ADRs, Contribution Guides). Use this skill when the user asks to write, refactor, or improve internal project documentation.
Drafts a court-ready ADA failure-to-accommodate complaint under Title I (employment, 42 U.S.C. § 12112) or Title III (public accommodations, 42 U.S.C. § 12182). Structures jurisdiction, EEOC exhaustion, factual allegations, causes of action, and relief. Use when drafting ADA disability discrimination complaints, reasonable accommodation pleadings, or civil rights complaints for plaintiffs with disabilities.