← ClaudeAtlas

no-sloplisted

The single entry point for making public-facing work not sound or look AI-generated. The agent should load it for prose another person will read (README, docs, email, post, video script, product copy, cover letter), interfaces and visual artifacts (website, landing page, dashboard, deck, asset), requests to humanize text or remove AI slop, and voice or writing-sample setup. Routes to copied source skills (humanizer, stop-slop, taste) and applies the user's voice layer last, which always wins. Not for quick conversational answers, internal scratch work, logs, or code with no public-facing copy.
Rlegaspi562/no-slop · ★ 1 · Web & Frontend · score 60
Install: claude install-skill Rlegaspi562/no-slop
# /no-slop One coordinator for public-facing writing and interfaces. It chooses the appropriate source skills, runs them in a deliberate order, applies the user's voice and taste afterward, and requires a final review. Run this sequence: ``` 1. General cleanup copied source skills: /humanizer + /stop-slop for writing, or /taste + /impeccable for interfaces 2. Personal voice the user's own rules, samples, exceptions, and corrections 3. Final review reread the finished work, find what remains, and fix it ``` The coordination is the main value. Using one source skill alone is valid for a narrow job, but it leaves selection, ordering, updates, personal corrections, and final review to the user or agent each time. Keep two improvement paths separate: `scripts/update.mjs` refreshes only copied source files after review, while approved feedback is saved under `voice/` for later work. Never let a source update overwrite the personal path. **Use agent-agnostic language.** In these instructions, "the agent" means whatever LLM-powered agent is running the skill. The core Markdown workflow and the prompt printed by `node scripts/hook.mjs prompt` are portable to systems that can load Agent Skills or instruction folders. Hook configuration is not portable because each agent uses a different format. Name Claude Code only when discussing its exact skill path, settings file, or included hook adapter. **The voice wins.** When an upstream file and a `voi