Compress

Shorten the input without losing meaning.

Use this for information and instructions, not ordinary prose polishing. Use deslop when voice and writing quality are the main problem.

Process

1. Identify the purpose and intended reader or agent.
2. Extract the required content: facts, actions, inputs, outputs, constraints, defaults, examples, edge cases, checks, and stop conditions.
3. Remove repetition, throat-clearing, backstory, generic advice, motivational language, and structure that does not change understanding or behaviour.
4. Replace vague phrases with a concrete instruction only when the source supports it. Otherwise cut them.
5. Merge overlapping rules and place each fact once, where the reader needs it.
6. Rewrite in plain words and the smallest structure that preserves the logic.
7. Compare the result with the source. Restore anything whose removal changes the likely interpretation or outcome.

Keep