A Claude Skill for revising draft prose — essays, papers, memos, reports — by finding the best structure for the ideas the author already wants to express. Its guiding principle is idea flow before linguistic flow.
A Claude Skill for creating high-quality academic presentations: conference talks, seminar slides, thesis defenses, and grant briefings. Also includes a PDF which summarizes the advice (does not require use of Claude).
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prose-revision-skill-ht-anthony-lee-zhang is a Claude Code plugin with 1 hand-picked skill for content work, indexed on Flowy. Install it with the command on its page. It includes prose-revision-skill-ht-anthony-lee-zhang. Its skills do not fire on their own yet. Request auto-invocation to have Flowy route them as you prompt. Free and open source.
$ npx -y skills add Gabberflast/prose-revision-skill-ht-anthony-lee-zhang --agent claude-code
Repo: Gabberflast/prose-revision-skill-ht-anthony-lee-zhang
A Claude Skill for revising draft prose — essays, papers, memos, reports — by finding the best structure for the ideas the author already wants to express. Its guiding principle is idea flow before linguistic flow.
This skill treats awkward writing as a symptom of structural problems, not just bad phrasing, and fixes the structure before polishing the words. When active, Claude will:
It is distinct from proofreading: this skill gets a rough draft's structure into shape; proofreading is the later pass for typos and final copy-editing.
Requirement: Code execution and file creation must be enabled in Settings → Capabilities.
Just ask naturally:
Claude will detect the prose-revision context, load this skill automatically, and diagnose structure before touching the wording. You do not need to give any special instructions.
prose-revision-skill-ht-anthony-lee-zhang/
├── SKILL.md # The skill: philosophy, workflow, output style, worked example
└── README.md # This file
Builds on a prose-revision skill by Anthony Lee Zhang ("ht" = hat tip). The core idea — that clear writing is first a matter of getting ideas into the right order, and only then a matter of elegant sentences — draws on a long tradition of writing advice that treats revision as structural work rather than surface polish.
MIT — free to use, adapt, and share.
LICENSE README.md SKILL.md
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