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Strip AI slop from a README, docs, comments, or a diff before release. Invoke explicitly.
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Work a multi-phase plan to completion with subagents, checkpoint commits, and questions back to the user. Invoke explicitly with a plan document.
Async Python conventions and footguns — asyncio.TaskGroup over gather, event-loop-bound primitives, offloading blocking work to threads or processes, cancellation across the thread boundary, and dedicated executors. Use when writing or reviewing async def, await, asyncio.to_thread, run_in_executor, create_task, async generators, or when diagnosing a stalled event loop, a "bound to a different event loop" error, or latency that only appears under load.
| name | deslop |
| description | Strip AI slop from a README, docs, comments, or a diff before release. Invoke explicitly. |
| argument-hint | [path, or 'diff with main'] |
| disable-model-invocation | true |
Target: $ARGUMENTS, defaulting to the README plus anything changed against main.
Load the writing-voice skill and apply it. Do not restate the rules here — the six
rules, the tic catalog, and the corrective juxtaposition ban all live there and in
CLAUDE.md.
Prose that fails the six rules is only half of it. The rest is structure:
--help, a Features list restating the intro, a
Contributing section for a repo with one contributor, a Roadmap of things nobody
plans to buildAsk before deleting a whole section the user may have written themselves. The point is removing generated filler, not editing their voice.