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docs(talk-like-scarletkc): loosen tweet voice guidance - #32

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The current Social guidance can over-polish casual tweets and constrain how facts and update highlights are presented. This update captures recent writing feedback in the existing Social mode.

  • Keep natural wording, short phrases, and asides. Let punctuation follow readability and allow casual paragraph endings, while keeping technical explanations clear.
  • Allow factual openings and first-person wording where it fits. Select update highlights without a fixed count.
  • Preserve the voice and central point of an approved tweet during small edits, and return the integrated draft unless a narrower edit was requested.
  • Add two behavioral evaluation cases for casual rhythm and clear technical comparisons.

The instructions remain short and specific to the author's preferences. They do not prescribe punctuation quotas or a fixed tweet template.

Validation:

  • python -m unittest discover -s tests -v: 77 tests passed.
  • python scripts/update_readme_skills.py --check: passed.
  • Skill structure validation and git diff --check: passed.
  • Independently generated and reviewed both new writing cases for natural tone and preservation of technical conditions. These are qualitative checks, not a measured improvement score.
  • gh skill publish --dry-run could not run locally because the GitHub CLI is unavailable; the repository workflow runs this check.

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scarletkc merged commit 72b31d7 into main Sep 12, 2026
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