Strengthen humanizer factual integrity#117
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Title
Strengthen factual integrity and add banned-pattern reference
Summary
This MR updates the Humanizer skill from
2.5.1to2.6.0.The main change is stricter factual integrity. The skill now tells the model not to add facts, names, numbers, sources, quotes, examples, prices, dates, or claims unless the user supplied them. This reduces a common failure mode where a rewrite sounds more concrete by inventing plausible details.
It also adds two new AI-writing pattern categories, separate reference file, and updates the README and WARP guidance so manual installs include that reference file.
What Changed
SKILL.md.Hard Rulessection covering:references/banned-list.mdfor dense cleanup passes.30. Fake Naming31. Self-Narration and Rhetorical HooksSKILL.mdandreferences/.references/banned-list.md.Why
The previous example and process could encourage the model to make vague writing feel more concrete by adding unsupported specifics. This MR makes the safer behavior explicit: preserve only supplied facts, keep vague claims general when evidence is missing, and ask for missing information when needed.
The new reference file also keeps
SKILL.mdreadable while still giving the skill a fuller list of phrases and patterns to scrub when the input is especially dense with AI-style writing.Files Changed
SKILL.md2.6.0.references/banned-list.mdREADME.mdWARP.mdValidation
git diff --check origin/main...HEAD.README.mdSKILL.mdWARP.mdreferences/banned-list.mdNo runtime tests were added because this repository is a Markdown-based skill with documentation and prompt changes only.