reduccion-danos

Audits Solvyx app copy against harm reduction principles for substance use messaging.

Updated May 9, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Bumh3rr/solvyx-app --skill reduccion-danos-bumh3rr
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: reduccion-danos
Source: https://github.com/Bumh3rr/solvyx-app/tree/main/.opencode/skill/reduccion-danos
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Bumh3rr/solvyx-app --skill reduccion-danos-bumh3rr

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Health app content about substance use often defaults to abstinence-only, moralizing, or willpower-based messaging that alienates users who are not ready or able to quit. This Skill provides audit criteria to detect and rewrite such copy under the harm reduction paradigm. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Prohibitionist Language Detection: Identifies moralizing phrases like "debes dejar de consumir" and proposes non-coercive alternatives where abstinence is one option among several. - Substance-Specific Safety Guidance: Supplies concrete risk-reduction strategies for alcohol, vaping, crystal meth, and tobacco (hydration, spacing doses, not sharing equipment, warning signs). - Severity-Graded Audit Rules: Classifies findings as CRÍTICO, IMPORTANTE, or MEJORA, covering abstinence-only framing, streak-based value judgments, and ASSIST high-level results lacking harm reduction options. - Use Case: When reviewing the Mi Plan screen or Berto's substance information responses, apply this Skill to verify messages offer reduction strategies alongside abstinence and never frame relapse as failure. ## Quick Start Audit this Solvyx screen copy about alcohol consumption using the harm reduction skill and report any findings with severity and alternative text.

Frequently Asked Questions about reduccion-danos

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I audit health app content for harm reduction compliance?▼

Review each screen or message against the audit rules: flag abstinence-only framing as critical, moralizing language as important, and missing concrete reduction strategies as important or improvement. Propose alternative copy that presents abstinence as one option among several.

What is harm reduction language versus prohibitionist language?▼

Prohibitionist language uses commands and moral judgment like "you must quit" or "drugs are bad." Harm reduction language offers concrete strategies such as spacing drinks, staying hydrated, or using in safer contexts, while respecting the user's own goals.

What safer-use strategies exist for alcohol, vaping, and crystal meth?▼

Alcohol: alternate drinks with water, set per-occasion limits, never drive. Vaping: reduce nicotine concentration gradually, buy liquids from reliable sources. Crystal meth: hydrate, eat, rest, never share pipes or syringes, and watch for chest pain or extreme agitation.

When should an abstinence-only message be flagged as critical?▼

Flag it as critical whenever a screen or message implies total abstinence is the only valid outcome. This framing excludes users who want to reduce rather than quit, often causing them to abandon the app and any change process entirely.

Why are streak counters problematic in substance use apps?▼

Streaks framed as binary success or failure turn any consumption into total failure, erasing prior progress and triggering shame-driven disengagement. They should be framed as practice, with relapse treated as information about what the user needs next.