good-writing

good-writing is a Writing style & humanising skill for AI agents, published by alecs5am in the ralphy repository on GitHub. Skillspace rates good-writing D (64/100) and it passed the safety scan; the rating is based on static analysis only.

Rules of good writing: coherence, clarity, structure, and a large anti-pattern catalog for catching machine-sounding text. A reference skill loaded from other skills whenever prose is WRITTEN or EDITED — video narration scripts, captions, seo-articles, social copy, unit descriptions, docs. The core idea: text must explain the way you would explain to a colleague over coffee — not like a textbook, not like marketing, not like an academic paper. Supplies the read-it-aloud test, the coherence rule (every sentence answers the question raised by the previous one), the one-thought-per-paragraph rule, active-voice discipline, and the pre-publication checklist in references/antipatterns.md. USE WHEN writing or editing any reader-facing prose: a VO script, an article draft, captions, publish copy — or when the user asks to check / rewrite a text in plain human language (in any language they phrase it), or pairs this skill with /humanizer for an anti-AI pass.

Grade

D

Quality

64 / 100

Safety

Passed

GitHub stars

108

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