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revise-passagelisted

Surgically rewrites a specific passage applying the full project checklist — diagnoses before cutting, preserves every author word that can stay, and presents the result as an annotated comparison, never applied directly. If the passage is fine, says so. Use when the user asks to revise, rework, or fix a specific passage, paragraph, or dialogue.
rmarsigli/p10t · ★ 0 · Data & Documents · score 62
Install: claude install-skill rmarsigli/p10t
# Skill: revise-passage **What it does.** Rewrites a specific passage of existing text applying the full project checklist — persona, framework, world guards, character voices. Sibling of `draft-scene`: same context load, applied to existing prose instead of a blank page. **Triggers** - "revise this passage: {...}" - "/revise-passage" - "rewrite this paragraph without the tics" - "this dialogue isn't working, rework it" - Equivalent phrasing in the project's output language **Input.** The passage (pasted or located by chapter + quote), plus optionally **what bothers the author** about it. If no complaint is given, run the full checklist. **Output.** Proposed revision(s) in chat, presented **against the original** — never applied to the manuscript directly. > **Write revisions in the project's output language.** --- ## Core principle > **Surgical, not sweeping. The author's words survive wherever they can.** The failure mode of revision passes is rewriting everything — replacing the author's 70%-good passage with the machine's 100%-different one. That is theft dressed as help. The rule: **every word of the original that can stay, stays.** The revision touches what is broken and leaves fingerprints nowhere else. --- ## Execution protocol ### Step 1 — Load context Same load as `draft-scene`, scoped to the passage: 1. `.project/config/project.yaml` — output language 2. `.project/config/persona.md` — voice, signatures, ceilings, model passages 3. `.project/templates