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writing-for-humans
For public-facing drafts, pages that read like agent documentation, or a final AI-tell scrub, write clear human copy in the selected project voice. Covers landing pages, README introductions, launch posts, and profile pages.
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For public-facing drafts, pages that read like agent documentation, or a final AI-tell scrub, write clear human copy in the selected project voice. Covers landing pages, README introductions, launch posts, and profile pages.
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Writing for Humans
Read the Codex desktop binding when this workflow needs harness mechanics, model routing, or recovery.
The sibling skill writing-for-agents makes documents predictable enough that an agent runs the same process every time. This skill makes pages worth a stranger's next minute: the reader is free to leave at any sentence, and the page earns each one. The compression that serves an agent reads cold to a human; when the document is a SKILL.md, an AGENTS.md, or a reference an agent consumes, use the sibling instead.
Work the sections in order for a full draft. Jump straight to the scrub when the content already stands and only the tells remain.
Guide structure over catalog structure
A catalog lists what exists. A guide walks the reader somewhere. Human-facing pages take the guide shape, in this order:
- Identity and hook first. One or two sentences before any list: what this is, for whom, and the opinion that animates it.
- The quickest possible start. The smallest real action the reader can take right now, finishable in minutes.
- Problems framed from the reader's seat. Each runs problem → fix → link: the pain as the reader feels it, then the fix, then where to go.
- Explicit ordering. "Start here. Do this first." The reader never infers the sequence.
- Full reference last. The complete listing sits at the bottom, where the convinced reader looks it up, not at the top where it greets the undecided one.
The test at every scroll depth: can the reader say what to do next? A section that leaves them informed but directionless goes lower or gets a pointer forward.
Warmth moves
Warmth is specific moves, each observable in the text:
- First person with real opinions. "I built this because X annoyed me" over "This tool addresses X." An opinion is a claim the writer could lose an argument about.
- Admit limits plainly. "It won't untangle the mud for you" builds more trust than any capability claim. Every piece carries at least one honest limit.
- Permission-giving imperatives. "Hack around with them. Make them your own." The reader is invited to act, not licensed to observe.
- Empathy before feature talk. Open from the reader's chair, then introduce what you built. A feature named before its pain is a spec line, not a sentence.
Failure modes
Check a draft against each by name:
- Agent-register bleed. Human copy in the compressed declarative style of agent docs. The tell is a term of art standing where a reader's word should be; translate it or teach it in the sentence where it first appears.
- Process bleed. The piece narrates the hidden work behind it: chat history shipping as copy. Write from the facts, ordered by the reader's questions, never by the build timeline.
- Clean nothing. Tidy, de-AI'd, and empty. A scrub is not a voice. The test: does the piece contain an opinion, an admitted limit, or a choice a competitor's page wouldn't make?
Standing voice rules
Warmth never buys these back:
- Checkable claims only. Every claim hands the reader a way to verify it: a link, a sourced number, or a behavior they can try. A claim that offers none is absent.
- No stale numbers. A count or date that will rot either lives where the release process updates it, or is written so it cannot rot ("the catalog table below is the current list").
- Facts sacred. Never invent a user, an anecdote, or a metric to sound human. Where a fact is missing, leave a visible placeholder and go get the fact.
- Names need a purpose and evidence. Name a person or company when relevant to the requested copy, with accurate and supported claims. Follow the project's recorded brand policy where one exists.
- Punctuation follows the requested voice. The default plainspoken rule avoids em dashes. A project-specific voice sample can govern public copy when explicitly selected; do not let a generic dash allowance contradict the active voice rule.
- Use the project's actual positioning. Read the project's current positioning before using autobiographical claims or numbers; for this catalog that is decision 0005 (Skills For Real Non-Engineers) in docs/agents/memory/decisions/. Use its own voice, audience, and evidence.
Last-mile scrub
After structure and voice are settled (never before, or you produce clean nothing), run references/last-mile-scrub.md. Start with the guardrails: hunt clusters rather than isolated tells, and let a voice sample outrank any conflicting tell rule (the standing voice rules above are never outranked). Rewrite whole sentences rather than swapping words.
It's working if
Qualities of the finished page, judged by reading it cold:
- A reader who has never seen the project can say what to install (or read, or click) first and what their first session looks like.
- The piece carries at least one first-person opinion and one plainly admitted limit: something a competitor's page would not say.
- The page is scrubbed but not silenced: free of AI tells and still audibly voiced. A page that is only cleaner is clean nothing; put voice back before shipping.
- What the reader gets and does next fills the page; how it got made appears nowhere.
Done when (checkable: verify each line before reporting complete)
- Hook first, quickest start second, reference last; every section leaves a visible next action.
- No insider term appears before the sentence that teaches it: the page teaches its vocabulary or drops it.
- Every claim is checkable or absent, every number has a live source or cannot rot, and nothing was invented to sound human.
- Punctuation follows the selected project voice; the default voice avoids em dashes, and flagged passages were restructured.
- The scrub ran last, whole clusters were rewritten, and the voice sample (when one exists) won every conflict with the tell rules.
- Every line of "It's working if" was checked against the final text, not assumed.
Attribution
The guide structure is modeled on the README of Matt Pocock's skills (MIT): hook, thirty-second start, problem → fix framing, and reference last are the shape his README demonstrates; the quoted phrases in Warmth moves ("it won't untangle the mud for you", "Hack around with them. Make them your own.") are his, and the It's working if section follows the outcome-test shape of his skill docs pages. Process bleed is forint573/human-copywrite's term (Apache-2.0). The scrub's guardrails (clusters over isolated tells, voice sample outranks the tell rules, no fabrication) follow blader/humanizer (MIT), whose 33-pattern catalog builds on Wikipedia's "Signs of AI writing". This edition uses the default plainspoken punctuation rule unless the user explicitly selects a project voice, and keeps whole-sentence rewriting for flagged passages. What this catalog adds: the register split against its sibling writing-for-agents, the agent-register bleed and clean nothing failure modes, the standing voice rules, and the two checkable exit sections.
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name: writing-for-humans
description: "For public-facing drafts, pages that read like agent documentation, or a final AI-tell scrub, write clear human copy in the selected project voice. Covers landing pages, README introductions, launch posts, and profile pages."
---
# Writing for Humans
Read the [Codex desktop binding](../../../CODEX.md) when this workflow needs harness mechanics, model routing, or recovery.
The sibling skill [writing-for-agents](../writing-for-agents/SKILL.md) makes documents predictable enough that an agent runs the same process every time. This skill makes pages worth a stranger's next minute: the reader is free to leave at any sentence, and the page earns each one. The compression that serves an agent reads cold to a human; when the document is a SKILL.md, an AGENTS.md, or a reference an agent consumes, use the sibling instead.
Work the sections in order for a full draft. Jump straight to [the scrub](references/last-mile-scrub.md) when the content already stands and only the tells remain.
## Guide structure over catalog structure
A catalog lists what exists. A guide walks the reader somewhere. Human-facing pages take the guide shape, in this order:
1. **Identity and hook first.** One or two sentences before any list: what this is, for whom, and the opinion that animates it.
2. **The quickest possible start.** The smallest real action the reader can take right now, finishable in minutes.
3. **Problems framed from the reader's seat.** Each runs problem → fix → link: the pain as the reader feels it, then the fix, then where to go.
4. **Explicit ordering.** "Start here. Do this first." The reader never infers the sequence.
5. **Full reference last.** The complete listing sits at the bottom, where the convinced reader looks it up, not at the top where it greets the undecided one.
The test at every scroll depth: can the reader say what to do next? A section that leaves them informed but directionless goes lower or gets a pointer forward.
## Warmth moves
Warmth is specific moves, each observable in the text:
- **First person with real opinions.** "I built this because X annoyed me" over "This tool addresses X." An opinion is a claim the writer could lose an argument about.
- **Admit limits plainly.** "It won't untangle the mud for you" builds more trust than any capability claim. Every piece carries at least one honest limit.
- **Permission-giving imperatives.** "Hack around with them. Make them your own." The reader is invited to act, not licensed to observe.
- **Empathy before feature talk.** Open from the reader's chair, then introduce what you built. A feature named before its pain is a spec line, not a sentence.
## Failure modes
Check a draft against each by name:
- **Agent-register bleed.** Human copy in the compressed declarative style of agent docs. The tell is a term of art standing where a reader's word should be; translate it or teach it in the sentence where it first appears.
- **Process bleed.** The piece narrates the hidden work behind it: chat history shipping as copy. Write from the facts, ordered by the reader's questions, never by the build timeline.
- **Clean nothing.** Tidy, de-AI'd, and empty. A scrub is not a voice. The test: does the piece contain an opinion, an admitted limit, or a choice a competitor's page wouldn't make?
## Standing voice rules
Warmth never buys these back:
- **Checkable claims only.** Every claim hands the reader a way to verify it: a link, a sourced number, or a behavior they can try. A claim that offers none is absent.
- **No stale numbers.** A count or date that will rot either lives where the release process updates it, or is written so it cannot rot ("the catalog table below is the current list").
- **Facts sacred.** Never invent a user, an anecdote, or a metric to sound human. Where a fact is missing, leave a visible placeholder and go get the fact.
- **Names need a purpose and evidence.** Name a person or company when relevant to the requested copy, with accurate and supported claims. Follow the project's recorded brand policy where one exists.
- **Punctuation follows the requested voice.** The default plainspoken rule avoids em dashes. A project-specific voice sample can govern public copy when explicitly selected; do not let a generic dash allowance contradict the active voice rule.
- **Use the project's actual positioning.** Read the project's current positioning before using autobiographical claims or numbers; for this catalog that is decision 0005 (Skills For Real Non-Engineers) in docs/agents/memory/decisions/. Use its own voice, audience, and evidence.
## Last-mile scrub
After structure and voice are settled (never before, or you produce clean nothing), run [references/last-mile-scrub.md](references/last-mile-scrub.md). Start with the guardrails: hunt clusters rather than isolated tells, and let a voice sample outrank any conflicting tell rule (the standing voice rules above are never outranked). Rewrite whole sentences rather than swapping words.
## It's working if
Qualities of the finished page, judged by reading it cold:
- A reader who has never seen the project can say what to install (or read, or click) first and what their first session looks like.
- The piece carries at least one first-person opinion and one plainly admitted limit: something a competitor's page would not say.
- The page is scrubbed but not silenced: free of AI tells and still audibly voiced. A page that is only cleaner is clean nothing; put voice back before shipping.
- What the reader gets and does next fills the page; how it got made appears nowhere.
## Done when (checkable: verify each line before reporting complete)
- Hook first, quickest start second, reference last; every section leaves a visible next action.
- No insider term appears before the sentence that teaches it: the page teaches its vocabulary or drops it.
- Every claim is checkable or absent, every number has a live source or cannot rot, and nothing was invented to sound human.
- Punctuation follows the selected project voice; the default voice avoids em dashes, and flagged passages were restructured.
- The scrub ran last, whole clusters were rewritten, and the voice sample (when one exists) won every conflict with the tell rules.
- Every line of "It's working if" was checked against the final text, not assumed.
## Attribution
The guide structure is modeled on the README of Matt Pocock's [skills](https://github.com/mattpocock/skills) (MIT): hook, thirty-second start, problem → fix framing, and reference last are the shape his README demonstrates; the quoted phrases in Warmth moves ("it won't untangle the mud for you", "Hack around with them. Make them your own.") are his, and the *It's working if* section follows the outcome-test shape of his skill docs pages. *Process bleed* is [forint573/human-copywrite](https://github.com/forint573/human-copywrite)'s term (Apache-2.0). The scrub's guardrails (clusters over isolated tells, voice sample outranks the tell rules, no fabrication) follow [blader/humanizer](https://github.com/blader/humanizer) (MIT), whose 33-pattern catalog builds on Wikipedia's "Signs of AI writing". This edition uses the default plainspoken punctuation rule unless the user explicitly selects a project voice, and keeps whole-sentence rewriting for flagged passages. What this catalog adds: the register split against its sibling writing-for-agents, the *agent-register bleed* and *clean nothing* failure modes, the standing voice rules, and the two checkable exit sections.
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- GitHub adoption: 32 GitHub stars
- Stars/forks activity: 32 stars, 4 forks; issue activity unavailable in current metadata
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- Source repository
- timharris707/skills
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- Last GitHub push
- Sep 6, 2026
- Registry updated
- Sep 15, 2026
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Quality
53/100
Needs review
Trust
67/100
Sandbox only
Audit
73/100
Risky
- Potential broker, wallet, exchange, or real-money execution surface; sandbox and explicit approval are required
- Low GitHub adoption signal
- AI review approval is missing
- This skill may touch real-money trading, broker, wallet, or exchange operations; use only in a sandbox with explicit approval.
- Quality score needs review
- GitHub adoption: 32 GitHub stars
- Stars/forks activity: 32 stars, 4 forks; issue activity unavailable in current metadata
- Review status: AI review approval is missing
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