No AI Slop

The full rule list lives in the project CLAUDE.md (rules 1 through 24). This skill turns the rules that have worked examples into actionable guidance: each shows a WRONG version (the slop) and a RIGHT version (the fix). The pattern behind every fix is the same: replace the vague claim with a specific, checkable fact.

Rule 1: No emdashes

The character is banned. Use a semicolon, a period, a comma, or restructure.

• WRONG: "The policy -- which affected millions -- was later reversed."
• RIGHT: "The policy affected millions of devices. The company reversed it in December 2017."

Rule 4: No intensifiers

"Significantly", "dramatically", "extremely" and their kin are placeholders for evidence. Replace the word with the number it was standing in for.

• WRONG: "The pricing was significantly higher than the cost of the part."
• RIGHT: "They charged $1,200 for a repair that needed a $5 chip."

Rule 5: No hollow statements