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    Classic Style · ryanwaite bundle
    Rewrite text in the Classic Style described by Steven Pinker in "The Sense of Style" (drawn from Thomas & Turner's "Clear and Simple as the Truth"). Strips AI writing artifacts (em-dashes, "not just X but Y", delve/leverage, rule-of-three padding, reflexive hedging) and rewrites prose as a clear window onto the world: concrete nouns, active verbs, a visible agent, no metadiscourse. Use when the user says "rewrite in classic style", "classic style this", "Pinker-ify", "de-AI this", "make this sound human", or asks to remove em-dashes and AI tells.
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    Writing Coach · ryanwaite bundle
    A pluggable writing coach that critiques a draft against a set of coaching "lenses" and pushes back where it falls short. Ships with three lenses: specificity (calls out vague claims and missing detail, then asks for what is missing instead of guessing), impact-over-activity (flags "reading the news" prose that narrates activity and reframes it around outcomes and so-what), and executive-audience (checks SLT/exec updates for BLUF, an explicit ask, and one-screen brevity). Unlike a rewriter, the coach finds what is missing or mis-framed and asks pointed questions rather than fabricating facts. Add new lenses by dropping a markdown file in lenses/. Use when the user says "coach my writing", "critique this draft", "call me out", "is this detailed enough", "make this about impact not activity", "am I just reading the news", "is this ready for the SLT/execs", or "review this before I send it".
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    Approver Review · ryanwaite
    Produce a technically deep, readable assessment that helps an approver understand a pull request before approving it. Use when the user asks for an approver review, a detailed PR assessment, help understanding a PR, or an approval recommendation. Compare the PR's stated intent with the code, trace data and control flow, examine architecture, contracts, failure handling, lifecycle, security, operations, tests, compatibility, and rollback, then explain important implementation decisions and credible alternatives for a technical generalist.
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