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unslop
Part of pstack by Lauren Tan (poteto) · MIT
Edits writing to remove the usual AI-sounding phrasing. Use it on project descriptions, notes about a change, and replies before you publish them.
Read the skill itself: pstack/skills/unslop/SKILL.md
Install it
unslop comes with the rest of pstack.
The commands below are for AI coding tools like Claude Code, which work with files on your computer. They won't do anything typed into a ChatGPT or Claude chat in your browser. Don't have a coding tool yet? Install Claude Code first.
Use the box for the tool you have, and copy its commands. Lines that start with / go in the tool's chat box. Other lines go in Terminal, the app where you type commands to your computer. A plugin is a bundle of skills made for one tool, and a marketplace is the list the tool installs it from.
Copied from the pack's own install instructions.
//More from pstack
- poteto-modeThe starting point. It works out what kind of job your task is and calls the other pstack skills as steps need them. Use it at the start of a bug fix, a new feature or a cleanup.
- interrogateHas several reviewers, ideally different AI models, look for problems in a change, and keeps only the problems it can show really happen. Use it before you accept a change into your project.
- architectHas the agent decide how the new code will be laid out (what pieces it has and how they connect) before writing it. Use it when the wrong layout would be costly to undo.