
Tw93's writing skill: rewrites and polishes Chinese or English prose so it reads naturally, cutting stiff, AI-sounding phrasing.
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Waza Write is the writing skill from Waza, the open-source set of engineering-habit skills by Tw93 (the developer behind Pake and Mole). It edits prose in Chinese or English so it reads like a person wrote it: it cuts filler, formulaic structures and AI-sounding phrasing while keeping the author's meaning, facts, structure and voice. What you can do with it - Rewrite or polish a draft, doc or README so it sounds natural for its audience - Tighten installation steps, error text and other technical instructions so they can only be read one way - Draft or edit release notes, changelog entries, launch posts and tweets, grounded in the real release or product - Write maintainer replies on public GitHub issues and pull requests - Review a document or white paper for tone, privacy slips, leftover placeholders and broken links - Check Chinese and English versions of the same copy for drift, and review localized product copy across languages How it works - It picks its rules from the language of the text, with separate catalogs for English and Chinese, and switches to a mode for release notes, public replies, technical instructions, long drafts, localization or social posts. - It edits in place and prefers a few strong edits over many small swaps. Given your own finished draft, it fixes only typos, broken sentences and clear AI tells, and lists every sentence it changed so you can veto each one. - It doesn't invent first-person stories, quotes or opinions for you; when material is missing, it asks. - It removes em and en dashes, and runs a bundled punctuation check on the text before handing it back. How to install it - As a Claude Code plugin: /plugin marketplace add tw93/Waza, then /plugin install waza-write@waza. Single-skill plugins need Claude Code v2.1.143 or newer. - The whole Waza set (think, ui, check, hunt, write, learn, read and health) installs with npx skills add tw93/Waza for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and other agents that read the shared skills folder. Good to know - It's a community project by Tw93, MIT-licensed. - It's for prose, not code comments or commit messages.
Once it’s added
“Polish this README intro so it doesn't sound like AI wrote it.”
“Clarify these installation steps so they can only be read one way.”
“Write the release notes for this version from the changelog.”
“Draft a maintainer reply to this GitHub issue.”
“Turn this release into a launch tweet.”
“Check the Chinese and English versions of this page for drift.”
Before you add it
Reads only
The text you paste, or the files and posts you name in your repo · Release pages, changelogs and product pages, to ground its claims
Makes changes · your agent can ask first
Edits prose in place, or returns the rewritten text · Lists each sentence it changed when it edits your own finished draft
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