What problem does it solve?
Technical writing often fails because readers skim, details overwhelm the decision, and documents don’t match the audience’s attention and depth needs.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Audience- and purpose-driven drafting: Classifies common technical document types (RFCs, ADRs, one-pagers, runbooks, postmortems, announcements, PR descriptions, Slack/async) and aligns structure to the reader’s decision or action.
- Decision-first clarity: Forces a single “key sentence” (opening/TL;DR) that states the conclusion in a way that remains understandable with zero additional context.
- Depth calibration and compression: Applies three laws (lead with the point, write less, match depth to audience size) to reduce ceremony and remove non-decision context.
- Template-first execution: Preserves user-provided templates, applies the Three Laws within sections, and flags gaps as suggestions rather than inventing structure.
- Review readiness: Includes checklist-style review checks (first-sentence test, so-what test, stranger test, compression test, decision test) to improve usefulness for real stakeholders.
Quick Start
Ask the skill to rewrite your draft as a decision-ready technical document by using the appropriate template type and applying the three writing laws for your target audience.
