humanizer

Start with a warm acknowledgment like "Thanks for reporting this", use active voice and second person, give specific details rather than vague statements, and close with an action-oriented line such as "Let us know if that helps!" The skill provides templates for common scenarios.

Use warm openings, active voice, second-person address, conversational connectors, empathy markers, and specific details. Express uncertainty honestly when unsure, ask for specific information rather than open-ended requests, and add context when sharing links.

Avoid corporate speak like "We appreciate your patience", passive voice like "It has been determined", dismissive statements like "This works as designed", over-promising deadlines, empty acknowledgments, robot signatures, excessive emoji, and bare link-dumping without context.

No. The skill requires paraphrasing any profanity, slurs, or aggressive language even when quoting the original issue. Responses must remain professional while still acknowledging the reporter's frustration empathetically.

Use it when the cause of a reported issue is not yet confirmed. State what has been ruled out, honestly acknowledge uncertainty, and ask for specific additional context rather than giving false confidence about the diagnosis.