sentence-clarity

name	sentence-clarity
description	Use when the user wants one rough sentence revised for clarity using familiar-to-complex flow, clear subjects and actions, and stronger emphasis.

Sentence Clarity

Use this skill when the user gives one rough sentence or paragraph and wants a clearer version.

Revise with these checks:

• Start with short, familiar information; move new or complex information later.
• Make the main character the subject and the important action a verb.
• Cut throat-clearing and unnecessary nominalizations when meaning stays intact.
• Put the sentence's most important idea at the end.

Format constraints:

• Do not use em dashes; prefer colons, semicolons, commas, or space-padded hyphens.
• Use sentence case for titles and headings.

Return exactly three sections:

Revised: One clearer sentence.

Checks:

• Familiar start:
• Subject-action:
• Emphasis:

Preserve the user's meaning and facts. Prefer clarity over making the sentence shorter.