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Your agent can produce words at volume, in any tone, at any length, write. Teach it to edit.

One install gives your agent 44 editorial commands across 5 disciplines: build, evaluate, refine, adapt, and prepare. The author's meaning, hedges, and voice stay intact.

44 commands 5 editorial disciplines ~1,200 lines of instruction 0 API keys

install

Copy one line. You're edited.

Detects Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Qoder and more, then writes the skill into the right folder. Add --dry-run to see the plan first.

npx skills add arm-pz/wordsmith

see it work

The red pen, on paper.

Real shapes of what each command returns. Pick a discipline.

before

It is important to note that we have made the decision to move forward with the implementation of the new onboarding process, which we believe at this point in time will likely help to reduce the amount of time it takes for new customers to get started.

after

We've decided to implement the new onboarding process, which we believe will likely reduce how long it takes new customers to get started.

47 → 23 words · 51% shorterargument, evidence & the hedge ("likely") preserved

before

We regret to inform you that your request could not be processed at this time. Please be advised that the matter has been forwarded to the appropriate department for further review.

after, tone: warm, direct

We weren't able to process your request this time. We've passed it to the right team, and we'll follow up as soon as we know more.

same facts, same limitsno invented timelines, no fake enthusiasm

input: launch post excerpt

"Nova is the world's most advanced writing tool. Thousands of companies already use it every day to transform their business. In today's fast-paced digital landscape, it is more important than ever to stay ahead."

findings

  • high"world's most advanced", "thousands of companies": factual claims with no source. Cite or cut; both are load-bearing.
  • med"transform their business": vague benefit. Say what actually changes, for whom.
  • med"In today's fast-paced digital landscape": stock opener carrying zero information. Delete the clause.
ranked by what costs you readersyour article stays untouched until you say edit

the full vocabulary

44 commands, 5 disciplines.

Or skip the commands. Describe the job in plain language and the skill routes it.

Build 7

Blank page to full draft.

  • brief
  • outline
  • draft
  • develop
  • compose
  • continue
  • finish

Evaluate 9

What's wrong, why it matters, where it is.

  • critique
  • audit
  • diagnose
  • clarity
  • voice
  • structure
  • audience
  • accuracy
  • readability

Refine 8

The red pen, at the depth you ask for.

  • edit
  • rewrite
  • polish
  • tighten
  • simplify
  • smooth
  • strengthen
  • proof

Adapt 11

Same content, new reader.

  • tone
  • formalize
  • humanize
  • shorten
  • expand
  • summarize
  • headline
  • subject
  • repurpose
  • translate
  • localize

Prepare 9

Ready to publish — honestly.

  • factcheck
  • evidence
  • inclusive
  • accessibility
  • consistency
  • compare
  • diff
  • final
  • release

house rules

What the editor never does.

Preserve meaning

Names, numbers, dates, quotations, hedges and the author's voice survive every edit unless you ask otherwise.

Least intervention

A proof when a proof is enough. Rewrites are deliberate, explained, and never silent.

No invention

No fabricated sources, no claims dressed as verified, no new facts slipped into your prose.

Give your agent taste for prose.

Free, open, and it runs entirely inside the agent you already use.

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