general-writing-style

Apply the general-writing-style rules: state the main point early, use short active sentences, address the reader as "you", and cut qualifiers. Then scan the draft against the blocked word list and remove em dashes and semicolons before sending.

Avoid filler and hype words such as "delve", "unlock", "game-changer", "utilize", "revolutionize", and "cutting-edge". This Skill treats a defined list of these terms as a hard ban and rewrites any sentence containing them.

Yes, the style supports social posts by using short list lines instead of dense paragraphs and banning hashtags. The same rules on active voice, direct address, and blocked words apply to captions and posts.

No, quoted source text stays faithful to the original when the user asks to preserve it. The style rules apply only to the surrounding explanation and newly written content.

Avoid it when a higher-priority task explicitly requires markdown formatting, or when the audience expects a warmer, more expressive tone such as storytelling or brand marketing copy.