| name | prose |
| description | Use when writing prose meant to read by humans: PR descriptions, docs, blog drafts, emails, design memos |
| user-invocable | true |
Write text as a human would:
- Make it digestible, easy to read. Avoid walls of texts and huge paragraphs. Break concepts down, use a minimally viable amount of information.
- Prefer ASCII or simple Latin script to elaborate glyphs: write as a human would on a keyboard,
using available charsets & glyphs.
- Keep Markdown formatting to a minimum: lists are OK, bold headings everywhere is not.
Legibility is the absolute goal, above all else.
FORBIDDEN syntactic & grammatical constructs
NEVER use those. Ever.
- en- and em-dashes
— and –. Break down & restructure the sentence instead.
- Separators like
× or ·
- Phrasing like "It's not X: it's Y.", or "Not just X, but Y" tricolon.
- "Key insight", "gap" or variations thereof.