Writing standards for documents, in four skills that share one house language. technical-doc-writer writes runbooks, READMEs and architecture docs that a non-engineer can read and an on-call engineer can act on. primer-writer turns someone else's long engineering doc into a short plain-language primer that traces every claim to its source. executive-brief-writer writes phase-gate charters, decision briefs, proposals and readouts where every figure carries its source and every risk its handling. adr-writer writes and retrofits architecture decision records: YAML front matter, a summary of the problem, options, recommendation and decision needed, then the engineering detail.
4 skills
Vox Calibre, the Upland house writing style for claude.ai chat, which has no output styles. The rules load as a skill whenever you ask for writing. In Claude Code, install vox-calibre instead.
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A mod that asks before a send re-writes a cold prompt cache: a dialog shows the estimated cost with Proceed and Start new session buttons, and Start new session runs /clear and puts your prompt back. Adapted from Karan Bansal's cache-tax (MIT), without keepwarm. Needs Claude Code 2.1.287 or later.
A mod for the Claude desktop app and the terminal: a /tether pane with folding sections for a working-on note, the context bar, the assumptions Claude is making (Approve or Reject each), work it put off, decisions and needs-you tasks (everything Claude is waiting on you for), subagents and cost. Buttons draft into the prompt box; nothing sends until you press Enter. Needs Claude Code 2.1.289 or later. Adapted from ClariSortAi's Terminal Desk (MIT).
Vox Calibre, the Upland house writing style for Claude Code: plain language with a human voice. It is the output style for every reply while the plugin is enabled. For claude.ai chat, install vox-calibre-chat instead.