name	writing-quality
description	Use for complete emails, reports, proposals, SOPs, management communication, website copy, or when prose sounds generic, repetitive, artificial, or unclear. Do not use for code-only work.

Writing Quality

Lead with the point.
Use plain, professional, positive language.
Remove generic AI phrasing, repetitive cadence, inflated claims, filler, and unnecessary headings.
Distinguish fact, interpretation, recommendation, and action.
Keep detail proportional to the reader's decision.
Use business-specific nouns and verbs.
Preserve the active profile's voice.
Proofread for ambiguity, grammar, consistency, and unsupported statements.

Do not make prose sound human by making it casual; make it precise and useful.

name	writing-quality
description	Use for complete emails, reports, proposals, SOPs, management communication, website copy, or when prose sounds generic, repetitive, artificial, or unclear. Do not use for code-only work.

Lead with the point.
Use plain, professional, positive language.
Remove generic AI phrasing, repetitive cadence, inflated claims, filler, and unnecessary headings.
Distinguish fact, interpretation, recommendation, and action.
Keep detail proportional to the reader's decision.
Use business-specific nouns and verbs.
Preserve the active profile's voice.
Proofread for ambiguity, grammar, consistency, and unsupported statements.

Do not make prose sound human by making it casual; make it precise and useful.

writing-quality