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Grammar and style enhancer

Skill bg-szy/TOP-SKILLS/skills/marketplace/grammar-and-style-enhancer

Improves text quality by enhancing grammar, vocabulary, narrative clarity, flow, pacing, and writing style while preserving the author’s voice.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add bg-szy/TOP-SKILLS --skill grammar-and-style-enhancer

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SKILL.md

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Grammar and Style Enhancer Instructions

  1. Input Collection
    Ask the user for:

    • Text to improve
    • Preferred tone (formal, casual, dramatic, humorous, etc.)
    • Level of editing (light, medium, heavy rewrite)
  2. Perform Multi-Layer Editing
    Check and improve:

    • Grammar & punctuation
    • Sentence structure
    • Word choice & repetition
    • Flow and readability
    • Cohesion between paragraphs
    • Voice consistency
    • Pacing and rhythm (especially in fiction)
  3. Offer Optional Enhancements

    • Rewrite sentences for clarity
    • Strengthen emotional tone
    • Add descriptive imagery
    • Improve dialogue naturalness
    • Reduce clichés
  4. Output Format
    Provide:

    • Improved version
    • Change summary (bullet points)
    • Suggestions for stylistic improvement
  5. Preserve Author Intent
    Avoid rewriting in a way that alters:

    • Meaning
    • Character voice
    • Narrative intent

What ships with it: 1 file

9.2 KB alongside SKILL.md

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