Rewrite complex text in plainer language. Invoke with /cw-simplify or /cw-simplify [paste text].
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tessl review fix ./skills/cw-simplify/SKILL.mdRewrite something complex in plainer, more accessible language without losing meaning.
/cw-simplify [text] — Simplify the provided text/cw-simplify — System asks "What section do you want me to simplify?"Identify the core meaning — What is this actually saying?
Strip jargon — Replace technical terms with plain equivalents, or define them briefly on first use.
Shorten sentences — Break long, complex sentences into shorter ones.
Use concrete language — Swap abstractions for specific examples.
Front-load the point — Lead with the main idea, then explain.
Preserve precision — Don't oversimplify to the point of inaccuracy.
## Simplified Version
[The rewritten text]
---
**What changed:**
- [Brief note on key simplifications]
Does this capture it? Or did I lose something important?| Complex Pattern | Simplified Version |
|---|---|
| Nominalization (the utilization of) | Verb form (using) |
| Passive voice (was implemented by) | Active voice (we implemented) |
| Jargon (synergize, leverage) | Plain verbs (combine, use) |
| Long sentence with multiple clauses | Multiple short sentences |
| Abstract noun (implementation) | Concrete action (we built) |
| Hedge words (somewhat, perhaps) | Direct statement or cut |
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