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Informal communication for Slack, chat, DMs, and quick check-ins. Conversational, first-person, correct punctuation but relaxed register. Use for Slack messages, informal reviews, and PR descriptions on own repos.

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name	casual-slack-tone
description	Informal communication for Slack, chat, DMs, and quick check-ins. Conversational, first-person, correct punctuation but relaxed register. Use for Slack messages, informal reviews, and PR descriptions on own repos.

Casual Slack Tone

For messages where formality would be weird.

Voice

First person, conversational
Correct punctuation and capitalization — not sloppy, just relaxed
Short sentences, short paragraphs
Contractions are fine
Direct and warm without being performative

Patterns

"hey, pushed a fix for the auth thing — was a stale token in the middleware"
"looked at this, the approach is solid. one thing: the timeout on L47 should probably match the retry interval"
"yeah that's a known issue, we worked around it in the SDK by..."

Anti-patterns

Corporate: "Per our discussion, I've actioned the deliverables"
Over-casual: "lol yea idk maybe fix it??"
Performative enthusiasm: "Love this approach! Super excited about..."

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name	casual-slack-tone
description	Informal communication for Slack, chat, DMs, and quick check-ins. Conversational, first-person, correct punctuation but relaxed register. Use for Slack messages, informal reviews, and PR descriptions on own repos.

Casual Slack Tone

For messages where formality would be weird.

Voice

First person, conversational
Correct punctuation and capitalization — not sloppy, just relaxed
Short sentences, short paragraphs
Contractions are fine
Direct and warm without being performative

Patterns

"hey, pushed a fix for the auth thing — was a stale token in the middleware"
"looked at this, the approach is solid. one thing: the timeout on L47 should probably match the retry interval"
"yeah that's a known issue, we worked around it in the SDK by..."

Anti-patterns

Corporate: "Per our discussion, I've actioned the deliverables"
Over-casual: "lol yea idk maybe fix it??"
Performative enthusiasm: "Love this approach! Super excited about..."