# Bloated Skill > Apply the house style guide to a document, covering headings, tone, terminology, punctuation, and citation format. Use when the user wants a document brought in line with the style guide or asks for a style pass. - Skill: `peng-wen/bloated-skill` (Agent Skill, multi-file: 2 files) - Install (CLI): `npx skillmds@latest add peng-wen/bloated-skill` - Raw SKILL.md: https://api.skillmd.com/api/skills/peng-wen/bloated-skill/raw - Safety review: pending - Works with: Claude Code, Claude.ai, OpenAI Codex - Category: Research & Search - License: MIT - Author: Peng-Wen (https://skillmd.com/u/peng-wen) - Updated: 2026-09-17 - Page: https://skillmd.com/skills/peng-wen/bloated-skill --- FIXTURE - INERT TEST DATA - not a real skill. Used by the skill-audit eval suite to test context-cost checks. The bulk below exists purely to exceed the size limits. # House style ## Rule 1: Tone The house style treats tone consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 2: Terminology The house style treats terminology consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 3: Punctuation The house style treats punctuation consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 4: Citations The house style treats citations consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 5: Tables The house style treats tables consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 6: Lists The house style treats lists consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 7: Code samples The house style treats code samples consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 8: Captions The house style treats captions consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 9: Abbreviations The house style treats abbreviations consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 10: Numbers The house style treats numbers consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 11: Dates The house style treats dates consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 12: Headings The house style treats headings consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 13: Tone The house style treats tone consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 14: Terminology The house style treats terminology consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 15: Punctuation The house style treats punctuation consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 16: Citations The house style treats citations consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 17: Tables The house style treats tables consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 18: Lists The house style treats lists consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 19: Code samples The house style treats code samples consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 20: Captions The house style treats captions consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 21: Abbreviations The house style treats abbreviations consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 22: Numbers The house style treats numbers consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 23: Dates The house style treats dates consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 24: Headings The house style treats headings consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 25: Tone The house style treats tone consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 26: Terminology The house style treats terminology consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 27: Punctuation The house style treats punctuation consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 28: Citations The house style treats citations consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 29: Tables The house style treats tables consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 30: Lists The house style treats lists consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 31: Code samples The house style treats code samples consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 32: Captions The house style treats captions consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 33: Abbreviations The house style treats abbreviations consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 34: Numbers The house style treats numbers consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 35: Dates The house style treats dates consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 36: Headings The house style treats headings consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 37: Tone The house style treats tone consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 38: Terminology The house style treats terminology consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 39: Punctuation The house style treats punctuation consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 40: Citations The house style treats citations consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 41: Tables The house style treats tables consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 42: Lists The house style treats lists consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 43: Code samples The house style treats code samples consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 44: Captions The house style treats captions consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 45: Abbreviations The house style treats abbreviations consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 46: Numbers The house style treats numbers consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 47: Dates The house style treats dates consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 48: Headings The house style treats headings consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 49: Tone The house style treats tone consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 50: Terminology The house style treats terminology consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 51: Punctuation The house style treats punctuation consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 52: Citations The house style treats citations consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 53: Tables The house style treats tables consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 54: Lists The house style treats lists consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 55: Code samples The house style treats code samples consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 56: Captions The house style treats captions consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 57: Abbreviations The house style treats abbreviations consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 58: Numbers The house style treats numbers consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 59: Dates The house style treats dates consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 60: Headings The house style treats headings consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 61: Tone The house style treats tone consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 62: Terminology The house style treats terminology consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 63: Punctuation The house style treats punctuation consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 64: Citations The house style treats citations consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 65: Tables The house style treats tables consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 66: Lists The house style treats lists consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 67: Code samples The house style treats code samples consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 68: Captions The house style treats captions consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 69: Abbreviations The house style treats abbreviations consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 70: Numbers The house style treats numbers consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 71: Dates The house style treats dates consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 72: Headings The house style treats headings consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 73: Tone The house style treats tone consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 74: Terminology The house style treats terminology consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 75: Punctuation The house style treats punctuation consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 76: Citations The house style treats citations consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 77: Tables The house style treats tables consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 78: Lists The house style treats lists consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 79: Code samples The house style treats code samples consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 80: Captions The house style treats captions consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 81: Abbreviations The house style treats abbreviations consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 82: Numbers The house style treats numbers consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 83: Dates The house style treats dates consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 84: Headings The house style treats headings consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt. ## Rule 85: Tone The house style treats tone consistently across every document type. Editors reviewing a draft check this rule before the document goes to layout. A draft that departs from the rule is returned with a note naming the section. Historical documents keep their original formatting and are exempt.