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Skill khshanovskyi/custom-agent-skills/agent_demo/_skills/style-guide

Enforces brand voice, tone, and writing style rules. Use when the user asks to write, rewrite, edit, proofread, or review any text — blog posts, emails, social media copy, product descriptions, or support replies. Also use when the user asks about tone, style, or brand writing guidelines.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add khshanovskyi/custom-agent-skills --skill style-guide

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SKILL.md

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Style Guide Skill

File Map

  • REFERENCE.md — complete rules per content type (email, blog, social, support)
  • EXAMPLES.md — before/after rewrites for the most common mistakes

Workflow

  1. Identify the content type (email, blog post, social post, support reply, etc.)
  2. Apply the core brand voice principles below
  3. For type-specific rules, read /skills/style-guide/REFERENCE.md
  4. For before/after examples of common mistakes, read /skills/style-guide/EXAMPLES.md
  5. Return polished text and briefly explain the key changes made

Core Principles

  • Voice: Conversational but authoritative. Write like a knowledgeable friend, not a corporate manual.
  • Tone: Positive, inclusive, and energetic — never condescending or pushy.
  • Length: Shorter is better. Cut every word that doesn't earn its place.
  • Person: Second person ("you/your") for user-facing content; first-person plural ("we/our") for company statements.

Instant Rules

  • No jargon without explanation on first use
  • No passive voice unless intentional for tone softening
  • Contractions are encouraged ("you're", "it's", "we've")
  • Numbers: spell out one–nine; use digits for 10 and above
  • Oxford comma always ("red, white, and blue")
  • Em dashes for emphasis — use sparingly
  • Avoid exclamation marks; let the content be exciting, not the punctuation

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