Writing
PassAudited by ClawScan on May 10, 2026.
Overview
This instruction-only writing helper is coherent and local, but it keeps persistent style preferences in a ~/writing folder that users should review or clear if desired.
Install this if you want a writing assistant that remembers your style. During setup, be clear about whether it may save preferences, review ~/writing/memory.md occasionally, and ensure any saved style notes go there rather than into the skill's SKILL.md file.
Findings (2)
Artifact-based informational review of SKILL.md, metadata, install specs, static scan signals, and capability signals. ClawScan does not execute the skill or run runtime probes.
Your writing style, preferences, and corrections may be saved locally and reused later.
The skill deliberately stores and reuses style preferences across sessions. This is aligned with the stated purpose and scoped locally, but it creates persistent personal context that can affect future outputs.
Writing preferences persist in `~/writing/` ... Read `~/writing/memory.md` before any writing task.
Use this only if you want style memory. Periodically review ~/writing/memory.md and use the documented 'Forget my style' flow if you want it cleared.
A documentation ambiguity could make saved preferences harder to find or cause the skill file itself to be modified.
This conflicts with the main instruction that preferences live in ~/writing/memory.md. If followed literally, personal preferences could be written into the skill instruction file rather than the designated local memory file.
consult when deciding whether to update SKILL.md ... Keep total SKILL.md under 40 lines
Treat this as a documentation issue: save user writing preferences only in ~/writing/memory.md, not in SKILL.md.