adi-writing

Define a written voice standard covering tone, sentence structure, and word choices, then apply it consistently when drafting or editing. This Skill uses references/voice.md as that standard, with rules for plain English, active voice, and personal exceptions like avoiding em dashes.

Put the main point first, use short active sentences, cut jargon and filler, and keep natural contractions and honest uncertainty. The Skill's final checklist verifies each paragraph earns its place and the result sounds like a clear person rather than polished AI.

It handles external-facing content including blog posts, essays, tweets, LinkedIn posts, reports, explainers, personal notes for publication, emails, and website copy. Any text meant to sound like Adi rather than generic AI writing is in scope.

No, factual verification and final editorial judgment stay with the parent agent. The Skill preserves the facts, intent, and honest uncertainty present in the source material but does not independently check accuracy.

Avoid it for internal documentation, legal text, or content requiring a neutral institutional tone. The style is designed for external-facing publication where a direct, human, first-person voice is appropriate.