From ghost-writing
How Gus strives to write. Apply these conventions when drafting or editing text on his behalf.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/ghost-writing:ghost-writingThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Determine the formality of the context, then apply the core rules plus the relevant subsection below. When in doubt, ask.
Determine the formality of the context, then apply the core rules plus the relevant subsection below. When in doubt, ask.
background-color, gray in CSS, center in HTML) remain in American English. Example: software licences like "MIT License".Compliant example:
The organisation's modelling of programme behaviour spans three centres, with results serialised at 17:30 on 22 February. Dr Smith fulfilled the licence requirements, arranged the despatch, and updated the programme schedule, whilst the defence team analysed the grey colour scheme and realised a field name had been misspelt.
Use the richest options the medium supports.
Text emphasis (where supported):
_text_), not asterisks.background-color, serialise_data) and inline code.Links and URLs — use the richest format the medium supports, degrading gracefully:
[text](url).Applies to chat messages, issue/PR comments, and similar casual contexts.
Compliant example:
I've got a question about this.
Applies to blog posts, issue/PR descriptions, documentation, and similar contexts.
Applies to specs, RFDs, Internet-Drafts, and similar contexts.
npx claudepluginhub gnarea/clone --plugin ghost-writingHumanizes AI-generated text by detecting and rewriting patterns like inflated symbolism, em dash overuse, passive voice, rule of three, and filler phrases. Use for editing or reviewing docs and code comments.
Removes AI-generated writing patterns like em dash overuse, passive voice, filler phrases, and promotional language from text. Makes prose sound natural and human-written; matches user voice from samples. Use for editing docs or reviews.
Applies Strunk's Elements of Style rules to edit documentation, commit messages, error messages, UI text, reports, and explanations for clarity and conciseness.