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feat(plume): use-by-default trigger for any user-facing prose
Load the skill whenever the task creates or edits text the user will send or publish (message, mail, annonce, post, DM), without waiting for an explicit trigger word. Explicit handoffs unchanged.
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description: "Ghostwrite, rewrite, and audit everyday professional exchanges in the user's voice: emails, replies, chat messages (Slack/Teams/Discord), LinkedIn DMs, client and recruiter answers, follow-ups, thank-yous, refusals, bad-news notes, meeting requests, and short announcements. Enforces zero AI tells (no em-dash reflex, no AI vocabulary, no assistant structure), front-loaded asks, one message = one ask, target-language proofreading with correct diacritics, and calibrated light humor for follow-ups. Use when the user says 'écris un mail', 'réponds à', 'relance', 'relance-le', 'follow up', 'reformule ce message', 'humanize this', 'sounds like AI', 'trop formel', 'make this less formal', 'ghostwrite', or pastes an exchange to answer. Do not use for professional identity content like CV/LinkedIn profiles (cli-forge-profile), commit/PR/release text (cli-git-conventional), or project documentation (cli-forge-doc, cli-forge-readme)."
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description: "Ghostwrite, rewrite, and audit everyday professional exchanges in the user's voice: emails, replies, chat messages (Slack/Teams/Discord), LinkedIn DMs, client and recruiter answers, follow-ups, thank-yous, refusals, bad-news notes, meeting requests, and short announcements. Enforces zero AI tells (no em-dash reflex, no AI vocabulary, no assistant structure), front-loaded asks, one message = one ask, target-language proofreading with correct diacritics, and calibrated light humor for follow-ups. USE BY DEFAULT — even without a trigger word — whenever creating, editing, rewriting, translating, or auditing ANY text the user will send or publish in their name: message, mail, réponse, annonce, petite annonce, post, commentaire, DM, description produit, texte de formulaire. If the task involves producing or modifying user-facing prose, load this skill first. Also triggers on 'écris un mail', 'réponds à', 'relance', 'relance-le', 'follow up', 'reformule ce message', 'humanize this', 'sounds like AI', 'trop formel', 'make this less formal', 'ghostwrite', or when the user pastes an exchange to answer. Do not use for professional identity content like CV/LinkedIn profiles (cli-forge-profile), commit/PR/release text (cli-git-conventional), or project documentation (cli-forge-doc, cli-forge-readme)."
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# Plume Forge

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