About bro
bro is a skill for restating the last message in plain language. It preserves facts and numbers while removing unused acronyms, codenames, and scaffolding terms, and flags claims that are wrong or overstated.
Key features
- 01Restates the last message plainly
- 02Preserves facts and numbers
- 03Removes unused acronyms and codenames
- 04Flags incorrect or overstated claims
Use cases
- 01Making a dense message easier to understand
- 02Restating a claim without concealing its flaws
Install
Copy the command and run it in a terminal.
$
npx skills add https:/ / github.com/ yeachan-heo/ oh-my-claudecode --skill broAfter installing, type/broin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.
Details
From the project READMEBro
Say the last message again, plainly.
Rules
- Keep every fact and every number; drop every acronym the user has not used, every codename, and every piece of scaffolding vocabulary.
- One thought per sentence. Short sentences win.
- Name who or what each actor is the first time ("the test runner — the program that checks the code") and then use the plain name.
- If something in the original was wrong or overstated, say so while restating; plain language is not a chance to launder a claim.
- Length: however many plain sentences the facts need — terseness that drops content is not plainness.
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