What problem does it solve? Prose added during coding sessions — comments, docstrings, and Markdown — accumulates four recurring defects: text that should never have been written, narration of the change instead of the code's lasting contract, bloated restatements of what names and types already say, and negations of things the change removed. This Skill finds and fixes those defects in the prose you just wrote, before handing work back. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Four-lens review (TEND): Checks every added prose line for Tightness, Existence, Negation, and Durability defects, with concrete tells and tests for each lens. - Single-lens mode: Run only one lens by name or alias (e.g. durability, narration, polar bear) for a targeted pass instead of the full sweep. - Git-scoped review: Scopes the review to uncommitted changes or commits since the operator last engaged, and collects removed nouns from the diff to detect prose about things that no longer exist. - Edits, not reports: Fixes clear cases in place — deletions first, then rewrites, then trims — and commits the result with reasons. - Use Case: After an autonomous multi-commit run that added comments and updated a README, invoke the skill to strip narration like "no longer parses the emoji", cut docstrings that restate their signatures, and delete sentences denying a module the branch removed. ## Quick Start Ask the AI to run /tend-prose to review and fix the prose added in your recent commits, optionally naming one lens such as durability or polar bear for a targeted pass.
