prc-bureaucratese

prc-bureaucratese is a Writing style & humanising skill for AI agents, published by tzengyuxio in the skills repository on GitHub. Skillspace rates prc-bureaucratese C (72/100) and it passed the safety scan; the rating is based on static analysis only.

Transform text into PRC party-state bureaucratese (中共公文體 / 黨政公文體) — the institutional writing style of Mainland China's Party and government documents, news bulletins, and official speeches. Features high-frequency action verbs (落實/加強/推進/深化), adverb-verb stacks (紮實推進/深入貫徹/全面落實), four-character parallel phrases (不忘初心、牢記使命), numerical political slogans (三個務必/四個全面/五位一體), New-Era ideological vocabulary (新時代/新發展格局/ 中國式現代化/偉大復興), and template openings/closings (以習近平新時代中國特色 社會主義思想為指導... / 奮力譜寫新篇章). Three intensity levels from routine administrative notices up to full 黨八股 Party editorial style. Useful for creative writing, satire, historical simulation, translation comparison, or teaching rhetorical analysis. Triggers on "/prc-bureaucratese", "寫成公文體", "改成中共公文體", "黨政公文化", "黨八股化", "make it chinese official style", "PRC official style", "官樣文章".

Grade
C
Quality
72 / 100
Safety
Passed
GitHub stars
43

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84 / 100
Maturity
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License
MIT
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