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Thomo1318 provides skills for removing AI-generated residue from code and prose, plus METHOD-compliant failure analysis for commit-message quality evaluation.

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DomainDeveloper To...Code Quality & Ref.. (40%)Technical Writing .. (25%)Commit Message Gov.. (20%)Failure Analysis &.. (15%)

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Frequently Asked Questions About Thomo1318

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What tasks can I perform using Thomo1318's skills?

You can remove AI-generated slop from branch diffs (comments, defensive checks, style drift, non-domain identifiers), strip AI writing patterns from docs, PR bodies, and ADRs, route deslop requests through a policy gate, and run gold-miss failure analysis on commit messages with taxonomy classification.

Who are these skills designed for?

Engineers and technical writers who use AI coding agents and need to clean residual slop from code diffs and prose, plus maintainers running structured failure analysis on commit-message quality using docs/quality cases, taxonomy, and promotion workflows.

How do the deslop skills handle git history and commit messages?

They never mutate git history or invoke git-cg. Commit-message handling defaults to refusal; drafting or desloping gold-standard commit text occurs only with explicit user opt-in, and even then no git mutation is performed.

What does the failure-analysis-package skill require?

It uses Read, Write, Edit, Grep, Glob, Bash, opik-mcp, and code-review-graph, operating on docs/quality materials (cases, taxonomy, prevention, Opik binding, promotion). It is rated high effort and applies only to commit-message gold-miss cases, not generic code review.

When should I use deslop-gate instead of code-deslop directly?

Use deslop-gate when the target surface is ambiguous—code versus prose—or when the user says deslop, unslop, or de-AI. It classifies the surface, enforces SOP bans, requires a Naming Audit for durable identifiers, then loads code-deslop or prose-deslop.