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prompt-prose-reviewer

Skill37 starsChanged 5 months agoMITView on GitHub

Apply prompt-design rules when reviewing prompt-prose subjects in a diff. Detects which files (or sub-blocks) are prompt prose, applies R1-R7 + cross-cutting principles + finding-type gate, and emits findings with proper change_type tagging. Preloaded by reviewer agents that may encounter prompt prose in their review subject.

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SKILL.md

Prompt Prose Reviewer

<!-- INCLUDE-BEGIN: prompt-prose-detection -->

!cat skills/_shared/prompt-prose-detection.md

<!-- INCLUDE-END: prompt-prose-detection --><!-- INCLUDE-BEGIN: prompt-prose-reviewer-addition -->

!cat skills/_shared/prompt-prose-reviewer-addition.md

<!-- INCLUDE-END: prompt-prose-reviewer-addition --><!-- Guard: if you do not see content between any INCLUDE-BEGIN/INCLUDE-END pair above, do NOT apply this skill. Surface a load error naming the missing block and stop — partial context is worse than no skill. -->

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