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Enforces a concise, technical, and consistent voice for documentation and user-facing text with configurable concise/strict output modes.
Brand Voice enforces a direct, technical writing style for docs, READMEs, and user-facing prose. It provides an anti-trope list of banned phrases, sentence-level rules, formatting discipline, and output modes (default, concise, strict) so agents produce measurable, repeatable writing that matches developer expectations. The skill also includes mode-specific guidance and measurement scripts to verify token budgets.
Load this skill when producing or editing documentation, README files, or any user-facing technical text. Activate it when a project declares output-mode: concise or output-mode: strict in CLAUDE.md, or when you need to enforce short, precise responses for reviews, release notes, or API docs.
Designed for agents that edit prose and documentation (Claude/Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, Codex CLI, Gemini). The guidance is tool-agnostic and focuses on output shape rather than specific APIs.
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