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Show HN: Claude Skill for ASD-STE100 – Simplified English

3 pointsby 1mo agogithub.com

Recently I watched a video about ASD-STE100 - a controlled language from the aerospace industry. It was made in 1986 to remove ambiguity from maintenance manuals. Short sentences. One meaning per word ... etc. Thought it could be useful in the tech industry so I "built" - (kind of an exaggeration here :d) an AI skill that applies these rules automatically. Tested it out on a few tech documents and READMEs and it seems to make them quite a bit more clear.

Check it out here. Also I left some examples so you can see what it's like without testing it.

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