avoid Latin shorthand

To replace Latin abbreviations with plain English in technical documentation, apply this Skill to standardize prose by mapping shorthand like i.e. and e.g. to their accessible English equivalents during routine file edits.

Bot-authored content often defaults to dense Latin shorthand, which needs standardization because such abbreviations assume an academic background and reduce legibility for a global, diverse audience reading technical documentation.

You can enforce plain language guidelines automatically in PR descriptions and code comments by applying this Skill, which operates during routine file edits to replace Latin abbreviations with clear English alternatives.

Replacing Latin abbreviations with plain English alternatives maintains sentence flow in design documents by providing context-aware rewriting guidance, ensuring restructuring reads naturally rather than resulting in mechanical, awkward substitutions.

The best way to ensure inclusive communication standards in generated technical content is to enforce plain language guidelines that remove jargon, replacing Latin abbreviations with direct English equivalents across all generated text.

You should not use mechanical substitutions for Latin shorthand when they create awkward phrasing; instead, context-aware restructuring is needed to ensure standardized replacements integrate smoothly into the sentence flow.