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Docs Style Enforcer

Apply a documentation style guide to a draft and show each change.

Single skill Verified 12 Nov writingdocsstyle

Use it for

Documentation with a written style guide that nobody applies consistently

Skip it if

Marketing copy — the rules are different

What it is

Reads a style guide and a draft, applies the rules, and lists every change with the rule it enforces. The second part is what makes it usable: an editor can accept changes selectively, and the guide gets better as the list reveals rules that do not work.

Install

Clone the repository, then copy the skill folder into your agent's skills directory — ~/.claude/skills/ for Claude Code. Skills are plain files: no build step, no daemon.

Terminal
npx skills add docs-style

How to judge it

Read the SKILL.md before you install. A good skill states when it applies, what it must not do, and how to verify the result. A skill that only lists adjectives will change the agent's tone without improving its output — skip those.

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