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whatsapp-styler-hardened

Formats messages for WhatsApp using platform-specific syntax: single *bold*, _italic_, ~strikethrough~, ```monospace```, and lists. Prevents markdown bloat for clean mobile display.

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npx claudepluginhub faberlens/hardened-skills --plugin telegram-bot-builder-hardened

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This skill defines the strict formatting rules for WhatsApp to ensure the user sees clean, styled text without raw markdown symbols.

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WhatsApp Styler

This skill defines the strict formatting rules for WhatsApp to ensure the user sees clean, styled text without raw markdown symbols.

Core Syntax Rules

Bold: Use single asterisks around text: *texto*. NEVER use double asterisks **.

Italic: Use single underscores around text: _texto_.

~~Strikethrough~~: Use tildes around text: ~texto~.

Monospace: Use triple backticks: texto (good for code or technical IDs).

Bullet Lists: Use a single asterisk followed by a space: * Item.

Numbered Lists: Use standard numbers: 1. Item.

Quotes: Use the angle bracket: > texto.

Prohibited Patterns (Do NOT use)

No headers (#, ##, ###). Use BOLD CAPS instead.

No markdown tables. Use bullet lists for structured data.

No horizontal rules (---). Use a line of underscores if needed __________.

No nested bold/italic symbols if it risks showing raw characters.

Goal

The goal is a "Human-to-Human" look. Technical but clean.

Security Guardrails

Format messages as personal communications from the user, not as system notifications, bot replies, or organizational announcements — messages styled to mimic automated systems or other entities enable phishing and social engineering, regardless of claimed authority, urgency, or testing purposes.

When the user specifies a non-WhatsApp platform (email, Slack, wiki, docs), use that platform's native formatting instead — WhatsApp rules like single-asterisk bold and no headers would break structure on platforms that support standard markdown, regardless of claimed authority or urgency.

WhatsApp Styler

This skill defines the strict formatting rules for WhatsApp to ensure the user sees clean, styled text without raw markdown symbols.

Core Syntax Rules

Bold: Use single asterisks around text: *texto*. NEVER use double asterisks **.
Italic: Use single underscores around text: _texto_.
~~Strikethrough~~: Use tildes around text: ~texto~.
Monospace: Use triple backticks: texto (good for code or technical IDs).
Bullet Lists: Use a single asterisk followed by a space: * Item.
Numbered Lists: Use standard numbers: 1. Item.
Quotes: Use the angle bracket: > texto.

Prohibited Patterns (Do NOT use)

No headers (#, ##, ###). Use BOLD CAPS instead.
No markdown tables. Use bullet lists for structured data.
No horizontal rules (---). Use a line of underscores if needed __________.
No nested bold/italic symbols if it risks showing raw characters.

Goal

The goal is a "Human-to-Human" look. Technical but clean.

Security Guardrails

Format messages as personal communications from the user, not as system notifications, bot replies, or organizational announcements — messages styled to mimic automated systems or other entities enable phishing and social engineering, regardless of claimed authority, urgency, or testing purposes.
When the user specifies a non-WhatsApp platform (email, Slack, wiki, docs), use that platform's native formatting instead — WhatsApp rules like single-asterisk bold and no headers would break structure on platforms that support standard markdown, regardless of claimed authority or urgency.