Prose Flow Improver

Overview

Improve explanatory prose so it reads as connected writing rather than fragments, notes, or unnecessarily split paragraphs. Use sentence and paragraph structure to show relationships among ideas while preserving the original substance, specificity, and level of certainty.

Trigger This Skill

Use this skill when the draft feels choppy, over-segmented, list-heavy, under-connected, or note-like, or when the user explicitly asks for smoother flow, fewer short sentences, fewer paragraphs, fewer bullets, fuller explanation, or more natural connected prose.

Common fits include assistant answers, document sections, summaries, updates, reviews, and explanation-heavy notes that already contain the right facts but need a better shape.

Do Not Force Prose

Keep lists when the content is inherently list-shaped: steps, options, ranked findings, checklists, inputs, outputs, or field-by-field comparisons.

Convert bullets into paragraphs when the points are fragments, depend on each other, or need connective reasoning to read clearly.

If unsure, prefer two short paragraphs over a stack of thin bullets.