mimesis

Plugin mimesis from marketplace cyze in blakecyze/skills. Commands read from the repo's manifest — today.

Skills (6)

• mimesis-compile

  Use when the user wants text written for a machine reader, not a human: \"write a prompt for\", \"compress this for an LLM\", \"turn this into instructions for an agent\", \"make this a system prompt\", \"compile this into a prompt\". Produces dense, structured, token-efficient instructions tuned to

• mimesis-concise

  Use when the user wants prose made shorter, tighter, or denser without losing meaning: \"make this concise\", \"tighten this\", \"cut the fluff\", \"too wordy\", \"trim this down\", \"say it in fewer words\". Strips throat-clearing, dutiful summaries, hedging, puffery and redundancy, keeping only wh

• mimesis-design

  Use when the user wants to know if an interface looks AI-generated, or wants the machine-made design tells stripped: \"is this design AI-generated\", \"de-slop this UI\", \"does this look vibe-coded\", \"why does this look like every AI site\". Read-only audit of supplied markup, CSS, or a described

• mimesis-human

  Use when the user wants prose to sound human or to stop reading as AI: \"humanise this\", \"make this sound human\", \"does this read as AI\", \"remove AI tells\", \"de-slop this\", \"make it less ChatGPT\". Runs read-only audit (flag every tell with location and severity), rewrite (meaning-preservi

• mimesis-principles

  Standing anti-tell rules for prose generated while mimesis is installed: no em dashes, no kill-list slop, no negative parallelism or participle tails, varied rhythm, a point of view. Auto-loads; not directly invoked by the user.

• mimesis-tone

  Use when the user wants text written or recast in a specific named human voice: \"make this sound like an expert / a practitioner\", \"make this warmer\", \"make this blunter / sharper\", \"make this more persuasive / sell this\", \"make this plainer / simpler\", \"give this a [tone] voice\", \"rewr

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