warstellar
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- ▌ Deslop · warstellarDetect, critique, and rewrite text to remove AI writing patterns — makes content sound human, specific, and credible. Use this skill whenever: writing any client-facing or published content from scratch; editing/polishing any draft that might sound "corporate AI"; asked to "make this sound more human", "remove AI patterns", "clean up AI text", "edit this", "improve this copy", "write a blog post / landing page / release note / announcement / marketing copy / product description". Also auto-apply when generating any text longer than ~3 sentences where quality matters. This skill should be consulted proactively — don't wait to be asked.
- ▌ Decision Log · warstellarMaintain a lightweight DECISIONS.md log of durable, material decisions in persistent agent workspaces. Use when a decision has actually been made and preserving its rationale would matter to future work, especially when it changes or clarifies prior requirements, structure, workflows, conventions, strategy, or other lasting assumptions. Applies to software projects, product and design work, research, knowledge bases, and other persistent workspaces. Do not use for routine execution choices, cleanup, formatting, naming, transient fixes, or brainstorming before a decision is made.
- ▌ Diataxis Check · warstellar bundleReview one existing technical-documentation page or small fragment using Diátaxis as a content-design framework. Use when the user asks whether a documentation page is well structured, logically scoped, organized around the intended reader's need, appropriate for its audience, or how it could be improved according to Diátaxis. Establish the intended reader and desired outcome from requester-provided context when available; otherwise infer them from the page as hypotheses rather than ground truth. Compare the page's apparent purpose with its intended purpose before applying the Diátaxis compass and mode-specific diagnostic guidance. Identify the most important page-level problem and recommend one focused improvement. Classification is an intermediate reasoning step, not the goal of the review.