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    Explainer Ste · jbordoe
    Explain a topic in ASD-STE100 Simplified Technical English plus proven pedagogical/psychological legibility principles. Use when the user runs /explainer-ste, or asks to explain something "in STE", "clearly", "for maximum legibility", or "using simplified technical English". This is the default clarity mode.
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    Explainer Eli5 · jbordoe
    Explain a topic like the reader is smart but completely new to it (ELI5). Use when the user runs /explainer-eli5, or asks to explain something "simply", "like I'm five", "with an analogy", or "I have no background in this". Optimizes for a first grasp, not precision.
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    Explainer Expert · jbordoe
    Explain a topic peer-to-peer for a fluent practitioner. Use when the user runs /explainer-expert, or asks for a "deep", "expert", "no-hand-holding", or "assume I know the basics" explanation. Optimizes for signal density and correctness, not accessibility.
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    Explainer Socratic · jbordoe
    Teach a topic by asking the reader guiding questions so they derive the answer themselves, instead of being told. Use when the user runs /explainer-socratic, or asks to "teach me by asking", "walk me through it Socratically", "help me figure it out myself", or "quiz me toward the answer". Optimizes for durable learning, not speed.
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    Explainer Intuition · jbordoe
    Explain the underlying mental model of a topic — why it works the way it does, not just what it is. Use when the user runs /explainer-intuition, or asks "help me get an intuition for", "why does this actually work", "what's really going on under the hood", or "I know the definition but it doesn't click".
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    Explainer Elixir Expert · jbordoe
    Explain a topic to a fluent Elixir/Phoenix/OTP engineer, framed in BEAM idioms. Use when the user runs /explainer-elixir-expert, or asks for an "Elixir expert" / "OTP" / "in Elixir terms" explanation of code, a pattern, or a design.
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