What problem does it solve? Prose written or edited by AI assistants often sounds generic, padded, and machine-generated. This Skill applies Strunk's Elements of Style, ASD-STE100 Simplified Technical English, and Wikipedia's catalogue of AI writing patterns to produce clear, human-sounding text for docs, commit messages, error messages, UI text, and reports. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Style-guided writing and editing: Applies Strunk's rules of usage and composition (active voice, concrete language, omitted needless words) to paragraphs, docs, and explanations. - AI pattern removal (humanizer): Detects and fixes 35 catalogued AI writing patterns such as inflated importance, promotional tone, rule-of-three padding, em-dash overuse, and chatbot leakage, without changing facts or inventing details. - Compact technical register: Provides a shared register other skills invoke for docstrings, comments, commit messages, and captions. - Use Case: Paste a README draft that reads like ChatGPT wrote it; the Skill flags the AI patterns, rewrites each sentence in plain active prose, and returns the final text with a short list of remaining issues. ## Quick Start Use the write-simply skill to rewrite this paragraph so it sounds human and every word earns its place.