What problem does it solve? Reports, findings, and answers written for people often bury the verdict, hide costs behind jargon, and omit what was never checked, forcing readers to reconstruct the decision themselves. This Skill enforces a five-rule writing contract so any output a person reads is decidable within seconds. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Five-rule contract: verdict first with reversing caveats included, consequences computed rather than facts named, claims labelled confirmed/judgement/estimate, unchecked items stated, and no shorthand or decorative figures. - Mechanical checker: a bundled Node.js script (references/tools/human-output-check.mjs) grades acronym expansion, sentence length, fence width, bar proportionality, and percentage sums before text is sent. - Shared family doctrine: references/human-contract.md defines the stopping-point doctrine, routing across the human- family (rewrite, draw, merge), and a portable style floor. - Use Case: Before delivering a term-sheet analysis, run the draft through the checker and apply the contract so the first sentence states the verdict and its cost, each claim carries a confidence label, and the one unchecked fact governing the negotiation is named. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to write the report following the human-output contract and run the bundled checker on the draft before sending it.