What problem does it solve? Interface text is often written as an afterthought, producing inconsistent, vague, or confusing copy across screens, alerts, buttons, and error messages. This Skill applies a structured voice-first workflow so every piece of UI text is clear, consistent, and appropriate to its context. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Voice and tone framework: Establishes a product voice (3-4 personality traits) from existing project files or through guided conversation, then dials tone up or down per situation. - Pattern-specific guidance: Covers alerts, error messages, destructive actions, empty states, onboarding, notifications, accessibility labels, buttons, and settings via a detailed patterns reference. - Copy review and rewrite: Shows original versus rewritten copy with rationale, prioritizing changes that confuse or block users, and flags terminology drift with word list suggestions. - Use Case: Ask the agent to review all confirmation dialogs in an app; it identifies vague button labels like "Yes/No" and rewrites them as specific actions like "Delete Album / Keep Album" with rationale. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to review and rewrite the error messages and button labels in your current screen or flow for clarity and consistency.
