bro

name	bro
description	Use when the user says 'bro,' asks to restate the last response, or calls wording confusing, jargon-heavy, robotic, incoherent, or too long. Rewrite it in plain, concise language without changing its meaning. Don't use for translating text, summarizing a separate document, or changing technical substance.

Bro

Restate your last message. Stop using jargon and speak coherently. State it more simply and concisely, like one human talking to another.

Workflow

1. Choose the target. Rewrite the previous assistant message unless the user points to specific text. Confirm the target is unambiguous before continuing.
2. Keep the meaning. Preserve the outcome, facts, decisions, important caveats, and next action. Add no new claims and silently change no decisions.
3. Use plain language. Replace jargon, abstractions, and robotic phrasing with familiar words. Keep necessary names and technical terms, explaining them briefly only when needed.
4. Make it concise. Return the shortest complete version. Prefer direct sentences and short bullets when they improve scanning.
5. Return only the rewrite. Omit apologies, introductions, commentary about the rewrite, and offers to do more.

Final Check

• The rewrite means the same thing as the original.
• A reader can understand it without specialist vocabulary.
• Every remaining sentence carries useful information.
• The response contains only the rewritten message.

Error Handling

• If no earlier assistant message or supplied text exists, ask which text to rewrite.
• If simplifying a necessary technical term would make the message wrong, keep the term and explain it in a few plain words.
• If the user also asks a new substantive question, answer it separately only after the rewrite.