stop-slop skill rewrites 37 passages and makes the draft longer — on purpose
bibryam · x · 2026-09-13
Testing hardikpandya's stop-slop skill (17.1k GitHub stars) on the same draft: 37 edits, 2.5x more than any other skill, net +5 words — because naming the actor costs words ("it is not a W3C Standard" → "the W3C has not made it a Standard"). It also rewrote "an agent's" to "your agent's" throughout, lifting self-score from 34/50 to 41/50.
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