asd-ste100-skill

Why we included this project

Multi-agent setups usually break on prose before they break on logic. One agent's tool description or error message gets misread by the next agent, and nobody is in the loop to ask what was meant. This skill installs into Claude Code and applies the aerospace industry's Simplified Technical English standard to that problem, rewriting dense, hedged English into short active-voice sentences with one instruction per line. It runs in two modes: strict for procedures, error messages, and tool descriptions, and a looser STE-flavored mode for READMEs and PR text. Rather than silently flattening meaning, it flags each rule violation sentence by sentence, and it keeps facts, conditions, and scope qualifiers even when a shorter phrasing would lose precision. If you maintain agent-facing documentation, prompts, or inter-agent messages, this is a practical, installable way to reduce misreads without adopting a whole style guide.