asd-ste100

Name: asd-ste100
Author: woosal1337/blog

About asd-ste100

ASD-STE100 Simplified Technical English, and a reply structure a reader with ADHD can act on. A standing style rule, not an on-request tool. Layer 1 governs the words of every text a human reads — chat replies, docs, READMEs, commit messages, PR text, code comments, error messages, release notes, tool descriptions, task trackers, wiki pages. Layer 2 governs the order of a reply to a person — the next action first, numbered steps, no preamble and no closer. Neither layer touches code, identifiers, or command syntax. Load it before writing prose, and also when asked to remove “AI slop”, make writing clear or plain, enforce a controlled style, or review text for STE violations. Two word modes — strict (procedures, runbooks, safety text, error messages) and STE-flavored (general prose, the default).

Install

Copy the command and run it in a terminal.

$npx skills add https://woosal1337/blog --skill asd-ste100

After installing, type/asd-ste100in Claude Code to confirm it loaded.

Bundled files

References and scripts installed along with SKILL.md.

install.py

LICENSE

output-style.md

README.md

.claude-plugin/

plugin.json

agents/

openai.yaml

hooks/

hooks.json

run-python.cjs

ste-gate.py

ste-inject.py

ste-pregate.py

ste-refresh.py

references/

ste-recurring-errors.md

scripts/

ste-lint.py

tests/

linter-e2e.test.cjs

run-python.test.cjs

test_ste_lint.py

test_ste_pregate.py

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Author: woosal1337/blog
Category: Agent workflows
Installs: 235

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