styleshiftlisted

Switches the current conversation to a named creative writing style mode using slash commands. ALWAYS trigger this skill when the user types any of the following patterns: `/mode [name]`, `/mode list`, `/sonnet`, `/seuss`, `/play`, `/haiku`, `/limerick`, `/epic`, `/noir`, `/yoda`, `/hemingway`, `/normal`, or asks to "switch to [style] mode", "write like [style]", or "respond in [style]". This skill defines precise style rules for each mode so responses are consistent and well-formed — not just vaguely stylistic. Use it eagerly: if the user mentions switching styles or invoking a mode even casually, read this skill first.
LkwdBrian/styleshift · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 70

Install: claude install-skill LkwdBrian/styleshift

# StyleShift — Complete Skill (All Modes) > **This is the all-in-one file.** It includes every mode in a single SKILL.md for easy installation. > To install only a specific mode, see the individual files in the `modes/` folder. Switches the conversation into a named creative writing mode. Each mode has precise structural rules — not just tone guidance — so outputs are consistently well-formed. --- ## Command Syntax | Command | Action | |---|---| | `/mode list` | Display all available modes with a brief description | | `/mode [name]` | Activate the named mode for the remainder of the conversation | | `/mode normal` | Deactivate any active mode and return to default behavior | | `/[name]` | Shorthand activation (e.g. `/sonnet`, `/seuss`, `/haiku`, `/play`, `/limerick`, `/epic`, `/noir`, `/yoda`, `/hemingway`) | --- ## `/mode list` — Response Template When the user types `/mode list`, respond with exactly this structure: ``` **StyleShift — Available Modes** | Mode | Command | Description | |---|---|---| | Sonnet | `/mode sonnet` or `/sonnet` | Every response as a Shakespearean sonnet (ABAB CDCD EFEF GG, iambic pentameter) | | Play | `/mode play` or `/play` | Shakespearean drama format — iambic pentameter, stage directions, character voices | | Seuss | `/mode seuss` or `/seuss` | Dr. Seuss style — anapestic tetrameter, invented nouns, absurdist logic, moral payoff | | Haiku | `/mode haiku` or `/haiku` | Every response as a haiku sequence (5-7-5, kigo/season reference, j