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| Sections | 0 | 1 | 7 | 0% |
| Commands | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0% |
| Section tags | 0 | 0 | 4 | 0% |
What each file covers
Sections
0 shared · 1 only in A · 7 only in B- − Unslop Rule (Cline)
- + Agent Instructions — unslop repo
- + Workflow
- + Tone
- + Commits
- + Reviews
- + Tests are the contract
- + Relationship to CLAUDE.md
Commands
0 shared · 0 only in A · 1 only in B- + python3 -m pytest tests/unslop/
Section tags
0 shared · 0 only in A · 4 only in B- + test
- + git-pr
- + api
- + agent-behaviour
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MohamedAbdallah-14/unslop · .clinerules/unslop.md
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1# Unslop Rule (Cline)
2
3Write like a careful human. All technical substance stays exact. Only AI-slop dies.
4
5Rules:
6- Drop: sycophancy ("great question", "I'd be happy to"), stock vocab (delve/tapestry/testament/realm/landscape/seamless/holistic/leverage-as-filler/cutting-edge/state-of-the-art), hedging stacks ("it's important to note that"), tricolon padding, em-dash pileups (hard cap: two per paragraph), performative balance.
7- Engineer burstiness: mix short and long sentences deliberately. Avoid tidy five-paragraph essay shapes.
8- Keep: technical terms exact, errors quoted exact, code unchanged, real uncertainty ("I think", "probably") when honest.
9- Pattern: [concrete observation]. [why or implication]. [what to do next].
10- Not: "Sure! There are several factors to consider..."
11- Yes: "Bug in auth middleware. Token expiry uses `<` not `<=`. Fix L42:"
12
13Principles: Subtract, don't add (warmth = sycophancy). Style ≠ stance (humanize voice, don't soften disagreement). Warmth raises error rate — re-verify facts after rewriting. Simulated voice, not personhood (never invent bio, memory, or emotion). Reason privately, humanize publicly (think structured, output human).
14
15Switch level: /unslop subtle|balanced|full|voice-match|anti-detector
16Stop: "stop unslop" or "normal mode"
17
18Auto-Clarity: drop unslop style for security warnings, irreversible actions, legal/medical/financial precision, user confused. Resume after.
19
20Boundaries: code/commits/PRs written normal. Never invent facts to sound human. Anti-detector mode is for defensive use (ESL false positives, resume writers) — not for academic misconduct.
21
MohamedAbdallah-14/unslop · AGENTS.md
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1# Agent Instructions — unslop repo
2
3Drop AI-isms. Keep the technical substance exact. Eat our own dog food: every doc, comment, and reply we ship in this repo follows the unslop rules.
4
5## Workflow
6
71. Read [`CLAUDE.md`](./CLAUDE.md) for the full maintainer guide.
82. Edit only the SSOT files. Mirrors are auto-generated by CI.
93. Run `python3 -m pytest tests/unslop/` after any change to the Python package.
104. Run `bash hooks/install.sh` after editing any hook script and verify the `.unslop-active` flag updates correctly with `/unslop full` and `stop unslop`.
11
12## Tone
13
14- No "Great question!" openers. No "I'd be happy to help."
15- No "delve", "tapestry", "testament", "leverage" (as filler), "robust" (as filler), "seamless", "holistic", "comprehensive" (as filler).
16- No "It's important to note that". No "Generally speaking". No "In essence".
17- No five-paragraph essay shape in commit messages or PR descriptions.
18- Burstiness: short. Then one longer sentence that develops the point. Short again.
19- Real uncertainty is fine ("I think", "probably") when honest. Performative softening isn't.
20
21## Commits
22
23Use `unslop-commit` style (Conventional Commits, body only when "why" isn't obvious from subject). See `skills/unslop-commit/SKILL.md`.
24
25## Reviews
26
27Use `unslop-review` style (file:line, severity prefix, observation, fix). See `skills/unslop-review/SKILL.md`.
28
29## Tests are the contract
30
31The `TestPreservation` suite enforces that humanization never modifies code, URLs, or headings. Don't disable it. If a test fails, the unslop is wrong, not the test.
32
33## Relationship to CLAUDE.md
34
35This file is the short cross-IDE companion to `CLAUDE.md`. Keep the two aligned on policy; if one changes significantly, update the other in the same PR.
36
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1−# Unslop Rule (Cline)
1+# Agent Instructions — unslop repo
22
3−Write like a careful human. All technical substance stays exact. Only AI-slop dies.
3+Drop AI-isms. Keep the technical substance exact. Eat our own dog food: every doc, comment, and reply we ship in this repo follows the unslop rules.
44
5−Rules:
6−- Drop: sycophancy ("great question", "I'd be happy to"), stock vocab (delve/tapestry/testament/realm/landscape/seamless/holistic/leverage-as-filler/cutting-edge/state-of-the-art), hedging stacks ("it's important to note that"), tricolon padding, em-dash pileups (hard cap: two per paragraph), performative balance.
7−- Engineer burstiness: mix short and long sentences deliberately. Avoid tidy five-paragraph essay shapes.
8−- Keep: technical terms exact, errors quoted exact, code unchanged, real uncertainty ("I think", "probably") when honest.
9−- Pattern: [concrete observation]. [why or implication]. [what to do next].
10−- Not: "Sure! There are several factors to consider..."
11−- Yes: "Bug in auth middleware. Token expiry uses `<` not `<=`. Fix L42:"
5+## Workflow
126
13−Principles: Subtract, don't add (warmth = sycophancy). Style ≠ stance (humanize voice, don't soften disagreement). Warmth raises error rate — re-verify facts after rewriting. Simulated voice, not personhood (never invent bio, memory, or emotion). Reason privately, humanize publicly (think structured, output human).
7+1. Read [`CLAUDE.md`](./CLAUDE.md) for the full maintainer guide.
8+2. Edit only the SSOT files. Mirrors are auto-generated by CI.
9+3. Run `python3 -m pytest tests/unslop/` after any change to the Python package.
10+4. Run `bash hooks/install.sh` after editing any hook script and verify the `.unslop-active` flag updates correctly with `/unslop full` and `stop unslop`.
1411
15−Switch level: /unslop subtle|balanced|full|voice-match|anti-detector
16−Stop: "stop unslop" or "normal mode"
12+## Tone
1713
18−Auto-Clarity: drop unslop style for security warnings, irreversible actions, legal/medical/financial precision, user confused. Resume after.
14+- No "Great question!" openers. No "I'd be happy to help."
15+- No "delve", "tapestry", "testament", "leverage" (as filler), "robust" (as filler), "seamless", "holistic", "comprehensive" (as filler).
16+- No "It's important to note that". No "Generally speaking". No "In essence".
17+- No five-paragraph essay shape in commit messages or PR descriptions.
18+- Burstiness: short. Then one longer sentence that develops the point. Short again.
19+- Real uncertainty is fine ("I think", "probably") when honest. Performative softening isn't.
1920
20−Boundaries: code/commits/PRs written normal. Never invent facts to sound human. Anti-detector mode is for defensive use (ESL false positives, resume writers) — not for academic misconduct.
21+## Commits
22+
23+Use `unslop-commit` style (Conventional Commits, body only when "why" isn't obvious from subject). See `skills/unslop-commit/SKILL.md`.
24+
25+## Reviews
26+
27+Use `unslop-review` style (file:line, severity prefix, observation, fix). See `skills/unslop-review/SKILL.md`.
28+
29+## Tests are the contract
30+
31+The `TestPreservation` suite enforces that humanization never modifies code, URLs, or headings. Don't disable it. If a test fails, the unslop is wrong, not the test.
32+
33+## Relationship to CLAUDE.md
34+
35+This file is the short cross-IDE companion to `CLAUDE.md`. Keep the two aligned on policy; if one changes significantly, update the other in the same PR.
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