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miniapp-user-facing-copy-trim
About miniapp-user-facing-copy-trim
A skill for trimming user-facing copy in miniapp interfaces when the interaction structure is already acceptable. It helps product and design teams keep only the text users need at each moment.
Key features
- 01Audits long labels and status messages
- 02Classifies copy to keep, shorten, move, or delete
- 03Rewrites explanatory text as concise UI copy
- 04Checks terminology consistency across surfaces
Use cases
- 01Shortening empty states and error banners
- 02Replacing technical explanations in interface copy
- 03Reviewing tabs, buttons, chips, and toasts
Install
Copy the command and run it in a terminal.
$
npx skills add https:/ / github.com/ sun-sunshine06/ miniprogram-skills --skill miniapp-user-facing-copy-trimAfter installing, type/miniapp-user-facing-copy-trimin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.
Bundled files
References and scripts installed along with SKILL.md.
agents/openai.yamlreferences/copy-trim-playbook.mdexample-prompts.mdDetails
From the project READMEMiniapp User Facing Copy Trim
Overview
Use this skill when the structure and interaction model are mostly acceptable, but the page sounds like internal documentation instead of a product surface. The goal is to keep only the copy users need in the moment.
Quick Start
- Read
references/copy-trim-playbook.md. - Inventory the longest labels, subtitles, empty states, banners, and toasts on the target surfaces.
- Classify each text block as keep, shorten, move, or delete.
- Replace explanation-heavy paragraphs with concise labels, summaries, and status text.
- If the real blocker is page ownership or navigation, use
miniapp-center-hub-refactorinstead.
Core Rules
- Main surfaces should answer:
- what can I do here
- what is the current state
- what is blocking me
- Prefer one strong label plus one short supporting line over a paragraph.
- Remove implementation detail from user copy unless the user must act on it directly.
- Keep terminology consistent across page titles, section labels, buttons, banners, and toasts.
- Prefer concrete verbs over abstract management nouns.
- Keep mixed-language copy intentional:
- preserve proper nouns or official platform names when needed
- avoid mixing two languages inside the same short label unless the product requires it
- Move maintainer explanation, technical caveats, and long rationale into docs, help surfaces, or detailed pages.
- Validate copy at small-surface level: tab text, title, button, chip, empty state, error banner, and toast.
Output Format
- high-friction copy to cut
- replacement labels and summaries
- what to move out of the page
- copy validation pass
Resources
references/copy-trim-playbook.md: rewrite patterns, bilingual guidance, and review checklistreferences/example-prompts.md: reusable trigger and non-trigger prompts
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