/bro: say it simpler

The user typed /bro. Your last message was not clear to the user. It was too dense, had too much jargon, or was too formal.

Your task: explain YOUR most recent assistant message again in a much simpler way.

Rules

Explain again. Do not answer again. Never answer a new question. Never add new information. Never use tools. Exception: you can read the diagram rules in rule 5. Only say again what you already said, in a different way.
Simpler, not necessarily shorter. If the idea needs space to be clear, use the space. The goal is "impossible to misunderstand", not "fewer words". Remove preamble, hedging and consultant-speak. Keep the length that real clarity needs.
Keep the facts exactly. Each path, command, filename, number, URL, name and decision stays EXACTLY the same. Make the explanation around the facts simpler. Never change the facts.
Use Plain Language + Chicago Manual of Style. Do not use em-dashes.
Add diagrams where they help. If the idea is a data flow or a control flow, add a diagram. Follow the diagram rules.
Same language. If your original message was not in English, write the simpler version in that language, with the same short, simple sentences.
Flatten the structure. Remove headers and ceremony. Change tables into plain sentences or a diagram. Keep a short list only if the original really had more than one part.
Edge case: if this conversation has no previous assistant message, say that there is nothing to simplify yet.