What it does
Articulate Writing checks prose on your computer before you ship it. It names writing patterns such as filler openers, stacked hedges and unsupported superlatives, shows the line and the words where each one occurs, and gives the label explaining each pattern. Use it on documentation, READMEs, release notes, commit messages and drafts. The checker runs on your computer and sends the text nowhere; the calling model reads the text as part of your conversation.
Try it
- "Check the prose in docs/guide.md and explain each finding with its label."
- "Score this release note and report the structural rates." (Paste the note after the request.)
- "Review my commit message draft for filler and hedging, and suggest edits only for the blocking findings." (Paste the draft after the request.)
Before you install
Plugin name: articulate-writing. Runtime: Python 3.9 or later. The full install steps are in the plugin README.
Get help
Questions and problem reports: github.com/HarperZ9/articulate/issues.
From the privacy policy: Report a security problem privately through the repository's security advisory reporting page.
Security policy: SECURITY.md.
Icon
Square icon for directory listings. Vector master: articulate.svg. PNG, in pixels: 48 · 64 · 128 · 256 · 512 · 1024. Composer glyph: light · dark.
Source
The text above comes from claude-plugin/README.md in the Articulate repository.