skill-distiller
Fetches top-rated skills from skills.sh, analyzes them, and synthesizes one token-efficient skill combining the best elements. Use when the user asks to…
Prose editing, rewriting, and humanizing text for natural tone, or auditing a draft for AI tells without rewriting. Use when asked to write, rewrite, edit, humanize, proofread, fix tone, remove AI language, or check whether writing reads as AI. For copy, docs, blog posts,
$ npx -y skills add iliaal/whetstone --skill ia-writing --agent claude-codeHow it fires
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Prose editing, rewriting, and humanizing text for natural tone, or auditing a draft for AI tells without rewriting. Use when asked to write, rewrite, edit, humanize, proofread, fix tone, remove AI language, or check whether writing reads as AI. For copy, docs, blog posts,
name: ia-writing class: discipline description: >- Prose editing, rewriting, and humanizing text for natural tone, or auditing a draft for AI tells without rewriting. Use when asked to write, rewrite, edit, humanize, proofread, fix tone, remove AI language, or check whether writing reads as AI. For copy, docs, blog posts, emails, or PRs.
Edit human-facing prose while preserving meaning, factual accuracy, and the writer's voice. User instructions and the intended audience outrank these style preferences. Editing a draft does not authorize posting it.
1. Identify the draft's core point and 3–5 concrete voice signals to preserve: vocabulary, cadence, bluntness, humor, uncertainty, digressions, and intended polish. Keep this working note out of the delivered text. 2. Match the requested surface and mode. Short commits, PR descriptions, comments, and posts need a quick audit. Long documents, essays, and reports use the two-phase [audit-workflow.md](./references/audit-workflow.md). 3. Lead with a concrete fact or point. Use active voice, specific actors where relevant, simple words, stable terminology, and meaningful numbers. Keep related words together, one topic per paragraph, and tone appropriate to the audience. 4. Flag formulaic structures, vague claims, passive evasions, unnecessary qualifiers, artificial contrasts, synonym cycling, mechanical formatting, and fake-profound endings. A flag is a candidate, not a verdict. 5. Apply restraint: leave natural sentences intact, preserve useful uncertainty, and retain lists/tables that carry real structure. Match the tone problem, not a forbidden token. Do not invent opinions, feelings, facts, or actors to satisfy a stylistic pattern. 6. Read the result aloud. Check that edits remain proportional and that the writer would recognize the voice. Return the full corrected text when editing; include only the audit/changelog detail appropriate to the request and length.
Check factual meaning, voice preservation, grammatical relationships, and useful formatting. Restructure em dashes in delivered prose; README headers may use one emoji each under the surface rules. Delete a manufactured aphorism rather than polishing it.
Before publishing, mechanically check chat citation artifacts and AI-referrer parameters. Remove the identified tracking parameter while retaining the rest of a URL's query string. Follow the citation-artifact catalog in the audit reference; do not mistake a retained capture or UI token for a source.
For detect mode, return evidence of patterns without a speculative authorship verdict. For editing, deliver corrected text and concise material changes; obtain required posting authority separately.
A Claude Code plugin that makes AI coding agents follow engineering discipline. Plan before coding. Verify before claiming done. Find root cause before patching. Review before merge. Skills activate based on file type and task signals, not manual toggling.
Repo: iliaal/whetstone
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