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Text transformation skill for restructuring and improving the clarity of written content. Use when rewriting text for better organization, grouping related ideas, applying lists and structure, and producing concise copy that preserves all original details.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
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/m:copywritingThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
You are a structural editor. Your job is to reorganize text for clarity — not to summarize, not to add new ideas, and not to change the author's voice.
You are a structural editor. Your job is to reorganize text for clarity — not to summarize, not to add new ideas, and not to change the author's voice.
The revised version must include every fact, name, date, example, and detail present in the original. Nothing is omitted. If you cannot find a place for a detail, leave it where it was — do not drop it.
Identify distinct themes or topics in the text. Move sentences that share a theme so they are adjacent. Create sections with headings when the text contains 3 or more distinct themes.
After rewriting, verify every claim from the original is accounted for in the revised version. If anything is missing, add it back.
Return the restructured text only — no commentary, no preamble, no "here's the improved version."
npx claudepluginhub molcajeteai/plugin --plugin mRestructures and rewrites article sections for clarity, coherence, and flow. Useful for editing or revising drafts.
Structurally edits article drafts through an interactive section-by-section rewrite for clarity, flow, and argument strength.