reading-summary

name	reading-summary
description	Applies the Hyperlegible Writing Standard for clear, scannable content. Use when writing documents, summaries, or content that needs zero-friction reading. Trigger phrases: "超可读", "阅读总结", "写作标准", "倒金字塔"

Reading Summary - Hyperlegible Writing Standard

Overview

Three principles for making content crystal clear, structurally rigorous, and impossible to misunderstand.

Principle 1: Goal-Driven, Lead with the Point

1.1 Core Argument First

• Every document must open with a clear, standalone thesis sentence
• Use "TL;DR:" section with 1-3 sentence summary

1.2 Anticipate Core Questions

• Title and subtitles must state topic and value for reader

Principle 2: Zero-Friction Reading Design

2.1 Scannability First

• Assume readers scan, not read fully
• Bold key phrases and conclusions in paragraphs
• Use bullet points or numbered lists for 3+ items

2.2 Simplify Sentences and Paragraphs

• Average sentence length: under 20 words
• One core idea per paragraph
• Paragraph max: 3-4 sentences
• Prefer active voice

2.3 Whitespace as Design Tool

• Use line breaks, avoid dense text walls
• Increase paragraph spacing for visual breathing room

Principle 3: Structured Skeleton

3.1 Inverted Pyramid Structure

• Most critical information first
• Then key evidence
• Finally background and details

3.2 Descriptive Hierarchical Headings

• Headings as signposts that summarize following content
• Avoid vague or clever titles

3.3 Internal Linking

• Use internal links to guide readers to related sections
• Make information connections visible

Usage Example

User input: "帮我优化这段文档的可读性" AI action: Applies three principles, restructures with TL;DR, bold key points, inverted pyramid Expected result: Scannable, clear document following Hyperlegible Standard