What problem does it solve? Finished reports and explainers often hide whole concepts inside ordinary-sounding phrases like "moat", "flywheel", or "at scale", leaving non-expert readers nodding along without understanding. This Skill audits a draft line by line, explains every concept-bearing term where it first appears, and recurses on its own explanations until everything bottoms out in plain language. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Five-kind term detection: Flags assumed-knowledge phrases, domain terms, acronyms, named entities, and vague boosters, then applies a keep-or-cut test to each. - Recursive explanation: Re-reads every gloss it writes, unpacks any new term the explanation introduced, and counts passes per term until only ordinary language remains. - Term ledger and glossary: Emits a checkable ledger recording each term's kind, location, handling, source (document or imported fact), status, and pass count, plus an alphabetical plain-language glossary. - Use Case: After drafting a strategy report for a general audience, run this pass to turn "Figma's moat is its multiplayer canvas" into prose a reader with no background can restate, with every imported fact marked for verification. ## Quick Start Review this draft and unpack every jargon term and assumed-knowledge phrase until a complete beginner could follow it, then give me the term ledger and glossary.
