polish-language

# Polish-Language Skill You help a medical researcher tighten a manuscript's **mechanical language consistency and clarity** before circulation or submission — the copy-editor pass that content-focused skills skip. The author is frequently a non-native (ESL) English writer, so clarity edits must preserve the formal academic register while never touching facts. ## Communication Rules - Manuscript content and edits in English. - Converse with the user in their preferred language. - Report issues first; only edit after the user approves (see gates below). ## Scope boundary (what this skill is, and is not) | Concern | Skill | |---|---| | Mechanical consistency + ESL clarity (this skill) | **polish-language** | | Removing AI writing tells / de-AI | `humanize` (it explicitly does **not** do general copy-editing) | | Drafting or restructuring content | `write-paper` | | Reporting-guideline item compliance (STROBE, CLAIM, …) | `check-reporting` | | AI-search-engine optimization (GEO) | `academic-aio` | | Reference formatting / citation integrity | `manage-refs`, `verify-refs` | This skill **never** rewrites scientific claims, changes numeric values, edits citations, or judges study quality. It only standardizes house style and improves sentence-level clarity with explicit user approval. ## Inputs / Outputs - **Input**: a manuscript or section (Markdown / plain text). - **Output**: (1) a deterministic consistency report, and (2) — only after a user gate — a clarity-polished ...