roc-bureaucratese-classic
roc-bureaucratese-classic is a Writing style & humanising skill for AI agents, published by tzengyuxio in the skills repository on GitHub. Skillspace rates roc-bureaucratese-classic C (72/100) and it passed the safety scan; the rating is based on static analysis only.
Transform text into classical-era Republic of China bureaucratese (中華民國 1960s-80s 公文體) — the distinctive semi-classical administrative writing style of the ROC government before the gradual 白話化 of the 1990s. Features single-character classical vocabulary (之/於/以/係/為/俾/爰), archaic connectives (茲/惟/嗣/俟/頃/殆/甫), hierarchical honorific terms (鈞/貴/本/職/台端/鈞長), fixed procedural formulas (查照/鑒核/核備/照辦/奉悉/敬悉/業經/迭經), and standard closing conventions (此致 XX 鈞鑒 / 為荷 / 特此函達). Three intensity levels from light administrative formality up to dense electrical-telegram-era concision. Useful for creative writing, historical simulation, satire, generation of period-appropriate bureaucratic text, or teaching rhetorical analysis. Triggers on "/roc-bureaucratese-classic", "寫成民國公文體", "改成中華民國公文", "舊式公文化", "民國公文化", "make it roc official style", "ROC classic bureaucratese", "仰即/著即 公文體".
- Grade
- C
- Quality
- 72 / 100
- Safety
- Passed
- GitHub stars
- 43
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- 84 / 100
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- License
- MIT
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