A prompt pack for making Claude Code write clearer technical reports
wzenus · x · 2026-08-04
The post shares a set of instructions for making Claude Code write reports that humans can actually read.
The rules push the model to:
- use standard terminology instead of inventing new phrases,
- avoid metaphors and figurative language,
- use neutral section labels such as “problem,” “impact,” and “result,”
- avoid rhetorical contrasts like “X, not Y,”
- use “原因未查明” when the cause is unknown,
- avoid slang, personification, and overly casual wording.
The examples show how these rules turn messy or metaphor-heavy phrasing into clearer, more technical language. The practical value is in improving code-assistant output for reports, reviews, and other structured writing tasks.
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