What problem does it solve? Consequential prose like policies, briefings, handoffs, and instructions often carries ambiguity, repetition, or weak action language, but casual rewriting risks losing protected meaning. This Skill reviews such writing, keeps only changes that earn their context cost, and delivers exact original-versus-proposal comparisons with traceable evidence. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Evidence-backed findings: Each retained recommendation includes the exact original span, proposed replacement, evidence basis, rationale, and preserved meaning, with a real status such as "Recommended — not applied". - No-change branch: If no consequential recommendation survives, it returns "No change recommended" with the unchanged source instead of inventing edits. - Portable HTML artifact: A Node.js renderer generates a self-contained four-page report (report, SKILL.md, method, design system) with three color modes, copy controls, reduced-motion and print fallbacks, and no network dependencies. - Use Case: A team lead asks for a review of an incident handoff document; the Skill identifies three ambiguous instructions, proposes exact replacements with rationale, and delivers a copy-ready revised document plus the full HTML report. ## Quick Start Use the refactor-writing skill to review this policy document, show only consequential evidence-backed changes, and produce the complete HTML artifact.
