What problem does it solve? Engineering reports and AI-generated summaries often suffer from vague wording, passive constructions, canned openings, decorative formatting, and hidden uncertainty. This Skill provides style guidance, derived from George Orwell's "Politics and the English Language" plus house rules against common AI formatting habits, to produce clear and honest final-report prose. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Plain-language rewriting rules: Replace stock phrases, inflated diction, euphemisms, and abstract noun chains with concrete actors, actions, and measured facts. - AI formatting guardrails: Remove decorative bold text, em dashes, canned openings and closings, and forced symmetrical list structures. - Validation checklist and mistake table: Verify that claims, quantities, uncertainty, and responsibility survive the editing process. - Use Case: After completing a NeqSim process simulation, use this Skill to write the executive summary and conclusion so the report states findings, evidence, and uncertainty directly instead of sounding machine-generated. ## Quick Start Use the prose_english style to rewrite the executive summary of my simulation report in direct, concrete language.
