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Grammar and mechanics checker based on Strunk & White's 11 elementary rules; flags specific rule violations with examples and suggested corrections.
This skill evaluates text against the 11 elementary rules of usage from Strunk & White's 'Elements of Style' (Chapter I). It identifies punctuation, grammar, and usage errors, flags locations with line numbers or quotes, and suggests corrections and priorities for fixes.
Use when reviewing prose for mechanical correctness — punctuation, comma splices, possessives, pronoun case, subject-verb agreement, dangling modifiers, and similar usage issues. Not intended for deep stylistic editing or creative rewording; it focuses on clear rule-based corrections.
Best suited for LLM-based assistants that can produce structured diagnostic output (Claude, GPT-family agents, Code assistants).
A pure instruction skill that reviews text against Strunk & White's 11 elementary rules of usage. No scripts to run — entirely prompt-based. Well-structured SKILL.md with clear output format, rule reference table, and practical guidelines. Useful for writing/editing workflows but most LLMs handle basic grammar natively.
Clean skill with no security concerns whatsoever — no scripts, no network calls, no executable content. Well-organized frontmatter and output contract. The skill is well-suited for its stated purpose but overlaps with built-in model capabilities.
