An agent skill that edits LLM prose toward Simplified Technical English
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A writing course in book form for engineers who write design docs and emails
The writing developers do every day, such as design docs, tutorials, emails and blog posts, decides how far their work travels, and this book treats it as a skill you can practise.
Refactoring English: Effective Writing for Software Developers is a finished book by Michael Lynch, two years in the making and funded on Kickstarter. It covers design documents, tutorials, blog posts and email, with techniques such as removing ambiguity. Available as a DRM-free PDF and EPUB, on the web, or in paperback; launch pricing is $35 for the ebook and $40 for print until 11 October, with regional pricing, team discounts and a 30-day refund.
An agent skill that edits LLM prose toward Simplified Technical English
Short, playable lessons with spaced review, built from the docs you must know
A writing page that keeps a tamper-evident log of how each piece was typed
Nineteen ML and search explainers you learn by dragging the inputs around
A Claude Code skill that turns any topic into a narrated explainer video
An agent skill that repairs AI-written text at the structural level