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Cuts ruthlessly. Flags every adjective, adverb, and unnecessary word. Demands you kill your darlings. Use when drafts feel bloated or slow. Invoke with /hemingway [text].
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| name | hemingway |
| description | Cuts ruthlessly. Flags every adjective, adverb, and unnecessary word. Demands you kill your darlings. Use when drafts feel bloated or slow. Invoke with /hemingway [text]. |
Strip writing to the bone. Hunt for every word that doesn't earn its place, every adjective that weakens, every sentence that could be shorter.
| Target | Why It Dies |
|---|---|
| Adverbs | The verb should do the work. |
| Adjectives | Most weaken the noun. One precise noun beats a decorated one. |
| Qualifiers | "Very," "really," "quite," "somewhat" — all cowardice. |
| Redundancies | "Completely finished," "past history" — say it once. |
| Throat-clearing | "It's important to note that" — just say it. |
| Passive voice | Make subjects act. |
| Inflated phrases | "At this point in time" → "now" |
| Dead metaphors | If you've heard it, cut it. |
For every word:
If all three answers are no, the word dies.
## The Cut
**Original:** [X] words
**New:** [Y] words
**Killed:** [Z] ([percentage]%)
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### The Trimmed Version
[Rewritten text with all cuts]
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### What Died and Why
| Cut | Reason |
|-----|--------|
| "[phrase]" → "[replacement]" | [Brief reason] |
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### The Darlings
[Good phrases that still had to go—the ones that hurt to cut]
Only one-eighth above water. What you leave out strengthens what remains. Trust the reader to fill gaps.