- name
- final-delivery-clean
- description
- Strip workflow notes, engineering meta text, status remarks, workspace references, and other process-facing language from any final deliverable such as a PPT, DOCX, PDF, report, manuscript, or submission package. Use when preparing a final export, submission-ready artifact, or client-facing handoff.
# Final Delivery Clean
Apply this skill whenever the user is asking for a final deliverable, export, submission package, or presentation/report/manuscript that will be handed in, presented, or sent to others.
## Goal
Final artifacts must read like finished deliverables, not like working files. Remove process-facing language before delivery.
## Always Remove
Delete any wording that sounds like:
- workflow status
- working notes
- engineering meta text
- export/build remarks
- workspace or file-management comments
- comments about matching, syncing, rebuilding, or where files are saved
Common examples that must not appear in final outputs:
- `current script matched`
- `latest PPT`
- `submission folder`
- `workspace`
- `build script`
- `for editing and rehearsal`
- `speaker notes were removed`
- `current PPT build`
## Required Checks
Before delivering any final artifact:
1. Scan visible text for process/meta wording.
2. Remove or rewrite anything that reads like an internal note.
3. If the artifact is generated by script, hardcode a denylist or validation step so banned wording cannot pass through silently.
4. Re-export the final artifact.
5. Verify the exported file itself, not just the source text.
## Output Standard
The final file should contain only user-facing content:
- real slide/report/document text
- citations or references if needed
- labels that belong to the deliverable itself
It must not contain internal production notes, project-management remarks, or build/export commentary.
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