asd-ste100

Apply the ASD-STE100 writing profile: use approved vocabulary, limit instructions to 20 words and descriptions to 25 words, use active voice and command verbs, and run a final review pass on every sentence before publishing.

ASD-STE100 is a controlled language standard for technical documentation, originally for aerospace maintenance. Use it when writing instructions, safety warnings, or manuals that must be unambiguous for international readers.

No. The skill produces STE-aligned output using an operational profile, but it does not include the official controlled dictionary. Formal compliance requires checking the official ASD-STE100 standard, its dictionary, and your company glossary.

Yes. Other skills can invoke it by adding an instruction to read and apply the asd-ste100 skill before writing user-facing prose, while keeping their own required output structure and level of detail.

Without the official dictionary, individual word approvals cannot be verified, so output is described as STE-aligned rather than compliant. Technical nouns and verbs are validated against category tests and project glossaries instead.