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Chop AI writing tells out of text. Wraps the slop-chop CLI so Claude can strip em-dashes, semicolons, and buzzwords, enforce a spelling dialect, or run the model rewrite pass on a draft.
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Strip the tells that mark prose as AI-generated. Use when writing or editing anything a person will read: posts, articles, documentation, emails, marketing copy.
Viết, chỉnh sửa và nâng cao chất lượng văn bản học thuật cho luận án tiến sĩ, đề cương nghiên cứu và bài báo khoa học. Sử dụng khi người dùng cần viết chương luận án, abstract, introduction, literature review, methodology, results, discussion, conclusion, paraphrase, chỉnh văn phong học thuật, tăng coherence, kiểm tra…
How to write prose that is natural for humans to read. Use for anything a human might read, including replies, questions, status updates, reports, documents, and code comments. Also use for task prompts to other agents, whose words flow back to you and the user.
Write 5-6 genuinely different ad angles for one offer (different who, different pain, different promise), each ready to become its own Meta ad. Use when launching, or when testing has killed your current angles.
A tool for turning a software project's code and user interface into project documents. It can produce documents such as requirements, design, testing, operations, and deployment guides.
AI-powered resume builder. Builds tailored, ATS-optimized resumes and cover letters from a job description. Supports Canada and US markets, 6 visual styles, interactive setup, old resume parsing, ATS scoring, WHY.md decision docs, and a feedback learning system. Load alongside MYINFO.md and RESUMESTYLES.md before…
Use when authoring, reviewing, or reorganizing content in the Health Economics Guide repository — writing a new topic, running quality gates, updating the glossary/index, renumbering topics, or otherwise editing the book's source files. For repo maintainers and contributors, not general readers of the finished guide…
Generate hierarchical Markdown index files (docmap.md) for a project repository folder structure using progressive disclosure. Also called as Repository Navigation Index generation or docmap generation. Use when users need to create a navigable index of a project's structure for AI coding agents.
The shape every agent-written message to a person must have before Forge will accept it: the three intents, the two audiences, the five cells they make, the rules each cell holds, and the eight doors those cells are read at. Read this when a write was refused with a rule id, before writing a comment or a question…
A Japanese writing and editing workflow for producing natural, readable documents and articles. It can also assess writing and derive a style profile from a person's text.
Scan anything Ishan points at (a file, a folder, pasted text, a URL, a screenshot, a diff, a page, a doc, a README, a PR body, code comments, a design) for the signs of AI-made work, list each sign with the exact quote, ask whether to remove it, then remove it. Covers writing of every kind (text tells), web design (30…
A controlled workflow for manually synchronising one Markdown file with its linked Feishu document, a collaborative document in Lark’s productivity suite.
Turn a markdown spec tree into published documentation — MkDocs Material site, OpenAPI spec with Swagger UI, GitHub Wiki, DokuWiki, or PDF book, with optional GitHub issue/PR references and deployment. Use when the user wants to build a docs site, generate documentation, make a wiki, create an OpenAPI/Swagger spec…
A Chinese writing-style guide for producing very short, fragmented passages, with one sentence per paragraph and emotion conveyed through objects, numbers, and silence rather than stated directly.
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