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<!-- generated by scripts/compile_targets.py from rules/clear-100.json. do not hand-edit. --> # clearmode CLEAR-100 v1.0.0. Four axes, 43 rules, one checker. Aerospace built [ASD-STE100](https://www.asd-ste100.org/) so a mechanic on a runway could not misread a step. It works, and it reads like a machine wrote it, because it was built for readers who cannot ask a follow-up question. CLEAR-100 keeps that discipline and adds the two things STE never needed: a human voice, and a page shape a person will actually scan. | Axis | What it asks | Weight | |---|---|---| | Plain | A reader outside your field understands it on the first pass, with no dictionary and no follow-up question. | 30% | | Human | It reads like a person who did the work, not like a model that read about the work. | 30% | | Structured | The shape of the page matches the shape of the information. Lists look like lists, steps look like steps. | 25% | | Dense | Every sentence carries information a reader could not have guessed. Delete it and the piece loses something. | 15% | ## Before you write a sentence Ask three things: 1. Would someone outside my field understand this on the first pass? 2. Would a person who did this work say it this way out loud? 3. If I delete this sentence, does the reader lose anything? A no to any of them means rewrite, not soften. ## Hard rules, no exceptions - **H1 No slop vocabulary.** Say the specific thing the word was standing in for. If nothing specific is behind it, delet