Simplify and clarify files by removing redundancy, organizing content logically, and keeping only essential information. Use when asked to make something clearer, remove fluff, simplify, declutter, make more concise, or improve readability. Keywords - clarity, simplify, concise, declutter, remove redundancy, essential only, no fluff.
Transforms verbose, redundant files into clear, concise content by removing fluff and reorganizing logically. Use when asked to simplify, declutter, improve readability, or make files more concise.
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A systematic approach to transforming verbose, redundant, or disorganized files into clear, concise, essential-only content.
cp original.md original.md.backup
Before editing, outline:
Apply changes systematically:
Show the user:
After user confirms:
rm original.md.backup
If user rejects changes:
mv original.md.backup original.md
❌ Bad: Explaining the same concept multiple times in different words ✅ Good: One clear explanation, possibly with a targeted example
❌ Bad: "For instance, if you have a variable x = 5, that's an example of setting a variable"
✅ Good: "Variables store values: x = 5"
❌ Bad: "It is important to note that you should always make sure to..." ✅ Good: "Always..."
❌ Bad: Documenting every obvious step ✅ Good: Documenting non-obvious behavior and gotchas
❌ Bad: Random topic ordering, nested sections with unclear purpose ✅ Good: Logical grouping, clear hierarchy, scannable headings
When making a file clearer:
Show before/after comparison (if file is small enough):
Original: 250 lines, 15 sections, 30% redundancy
Revised: 120 lines, 8 sections, focused content
Summarize changes:
Present the clarified content: Use Edit tool to update the file
Validate: Confirm all essential information preserved
A file is clearer when: