Human Writing Skills

Write, rewrite, or audit natural, genre-aware prose with long-form continuity, explicit reference-style matching, physical and relationship consistency, deterministic AI-pattern linting, and protected fact verification. Use for fiction, webnovels, essays, news, self-media, academic prose, chapter continuation, style calibration from supplied samples, and detailed manuscript review.

Use the smallest set of modules that covers the task. Keep project facts, prior chapters, and continuity ledgers separate from optional style references.

Workflow

1. Select one base style from skills/: fiction, webnovel, argumentative, news-report, self-media, or academic-paper.
2. Read only the relevant modules. Add continuity, spatial, relationship, number, rhythm, or AI-trace modules when the text actually needs them.
3. Treat user facts and --context as authoritative. Never borrow facts from a style sample.
4. Activate reference-style-alignment only when the user supplies reference material, gives an explicit style direction, or directly asks to match a style.
5. For important revisions, run deterministic lint, then independent audit profiles, then verify protected content against the source.

Commands

powershell

human-writing-skills build --style fiction --context ledger.md --task "Continue the scene."
human-writing-skills build --style fiction --reference sample.md --task "Match the sample's restrained rhythm."
human-writing-skills audit --draft chapter.md --context ledger.md --profile physical
human-writing-skills pipeline --draft chapter.md --context ledger.md --auto --output-dir audit
human-writing-skills lint --draft chapter.md --style fiction
human-writing-skills verify --source original.md --candidate revised.md

Read README.md or README.zh-CN.md for user-facing guidance. Read files under docs/ only for the workflow being used. Do not claim detector evasion or infer authorship from stylistic patterns; frame results as editing evidence.