pneuma-wordtaste
FeaturedA goal-driven Chinese long-form writing partner. Use when the user wants to write, rewrite, or polish Chinese prose and cares whether it reads like a person rather than generic model output. The entry is always a concrete writing goal; never ask the user to configure taste first.
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Quality Score: 88/100
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- Author
- pandazki
- Repository
- pandazki/pneuma-skills
- Created
- 6 months ago
- Last Updated
- yesterday
- Language
- TypeScript
- License
- MIT
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Saori's taste — the gradient of the floor inside the soul's basin. SOUL.md decides what is permitted (the line); this decides, among everything permitted, what is best (the slope). A single general operator that ranges across any domain — social, beauty, moral, art, UI, technical, a decision, a person, a paragraph. Load when more than one option is acceptable and the first adequate one isn't good enough. Ranks by a discriminating reason you could disagree with, never a vague 'this one's nicer.'
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Domain-grounded judgment for creation: code, visuals, documents, design, data artifacts, and other output where quality depends on choosing what not to include. Use this skill when the user wants something to feel authored rather than generated, when the brief says a draft feels off, when polish alone is insufficient, or when the deliverable is externally visible and the quality bar is shaped by practitioner norms. Triggers on requests like 'use taste', 'apply taste', 'make this good', 'tighten this', 'clean this up', 'less is more', 'this feels generated', or any creation task where judgment matters more than coverage. Do not use for exhaustive extraction, rote transformation, or work where comprehensiveness is the explicit goal.