What problem does it solve? AI-generated and human writing often contains hollow, evasive, or formulaic language—corporate jargon, hedging, vague quantifiers, logical fallacies, and AI clichés—that undermines credibility and clarity. This Skill provides a systematic checklist and reference tables to identify and fix these patterns. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Writing and documentation review: Eliminate robotic openings, buzzwords, hedging, fake statistics, and formatting problems using the writing-and-docs reference tables. - Reasoning validation: Catch logical fallacies like false dichotomy, straw man, and false balance before publishing arguments or recommendations. - LLM output auditing: Detect hallucination, sycophancy, API hallucination, overengineering, and prompt engineering mistakes in AI-generated content and code. - Use Case: Before sending a team announcement or publishing a blog post, run the quick self-check to strip phrases like "leverage," "game-changer," and "it is worth noting that," replacing vague claims with specific numbers and direct statements. ## Quick Start Review my draft text and remove all anti-patterns including jargon, hedging, vague quantifiers, and AI clichés, replacing them with direct specific language.