From prose
Impose a terse, declarative register on a draft: one thought per sentence, the period over the comma, juxtaposition over transitions. Opinionated and opt-in. Use ONLY when the user explicitly asks for laconic, terse, clipped, spare, "Grant-like", or "Klinkenborg-style" prose, or runs /prose:laconic. Never trigger on generic requests to edit, tighten, or clarify - those belong to the prose skill.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/prose:laconicThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
A register, not a correction. Run it after the prose skill's three layers;
A register, not a correction. Run it after the prose skill's three layers; it rewrites sentences, so running it first wastes the structure work.
The prose skill has already cut qualifiers, emphasis adverbs, throat-clearing, and inflated diction. This skill adds register on top: every sentence short enough to hold in the mind whole, nothing present only for effect, confidence through omission.
Provenance: rules 1-3 and 6 encode Verlyn Klinkenborg's sentence-first discipline from Several Short Sentences About Writing; rules 4-5 add the operational plainness of Grant's field orders. Method only, original wording, no text from the book.
This voice fits status updates, incident comms, commit messages, decision records, and announcements. It fights genres that need hedging and connective tissue: RFCs weighing alternatives, design docs arguing trade-offs, anything diplomatic. If the draft is one of those, say so and ask before proceeding. And it is a choice, not a fix: if the author's draft has a working voice of its own, confirm they want it replaced.
Apply in order. Each rule names itself so the author learns it.
Give the revised text first, ready to paste. Then list the 2-4 highest-value changes, naming the rule behind each in a few words. If the draft is already laconic, say so and stop. Preserve the author's facts and intent exactly; this pass changes register, never content.
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npx claudepluginhub dabd/tacit --plugin prose