Writing Guidelines
writing-guidelines
What is writing-guidelines useful for?
Use this skill when writing feedback needs to point back to concrete passages in documentation or prose. Its documented sequence is to identify the target files, retrieve the named writing handbook, compare the text with that guidance and return concise file-and-line findings.
This makes the result suitable for a revision workflow concerned with voice, tone and consistency. The applicable rules depend on the handbook actually retrieved during the review.
A skill description is not evidence that an article has passed, and stylistic review should not be mistaken for verification of its factual or professional claims.
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From the source
- Writing findings and revision suggestions with file and line references.
- Targets Vercel-style technical prose. Adapt to audience, language and brand; style review does not verify factual claims.
- Retrieve the latest linked writing rules.
- Review the requested prose and code examples.
- Report actionable findings with locations.
- Documentation source files and network access to the linked handbook.
- Clarify the intended audience and house style.
- MIT is declared by the repository README.
Security rating and access scope
unscanned · Static evidence review; not a runtime safety guarantee.
Before use, confirm and authorize actual file access, external services and network destinations in your host. This review grants no runtime permissions.
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