Agent skill · writing content · aiskillstore
grammar-style-enhancer
Analyzes prose for grammar errors, style inconsistencies, clarity issues, and readability problems. Provides specific suggestions for improvement while preserving the author's unique voice. Use when the user needs help polishing their writing, improving clarity, or maintaining consistent style.
Why this skill is useful
Provides specific suggestions for grammar and style improvements that enhance clarity and readability, which the AI wouldn't reliably generate on its own.
What it needs
About 12k tokens when loaded. Last updated 2026-08-07. 405 stars on the source repository.
What this skill does
Grammar and Style Enhancer Purpose This skill helps authors refine their prose by identifying grammar errors, style inconsistencies, weak constructions, and clarity issues. It provides actionable suggestions that improve readability while respecting and preserving the author's unique voice. When to Use User wants to polish a completed draft User needs help with grammar and punctuation User wants to improve sentence variety and rhythm User is concerned about passive voice or weak verbs User needs consistency checking (tense, POV, spelling) User wants to enhance clarity and conciseness User requests style analysis or readability assessment Instructions Step 1: Establish Parameters Ask the user: Text to Analyze: Specific passage, chapter, or full manuscript Genre: Literary fiction, genre fiction, non-fiction, academic, etc. Target Audience: Adult, YA, middle grade, academic readers Style Preferences: Formal/casual, verbose/concise, complex/simple Specific Concerns: Any particular issues they've noticed or want addressed Voice Preservation: How important is maintaining their exact style vs. optimization? Step 2: Multi-Level Analysis Framework Analyze the text across these dimensions: A. Grammar and Mechanics Subject-verb agreement Pronoun agreement and clarity Verb tense consistency Comma splices and run-ons Sentence fragments (distinguish stylistic from errors) Apostrophe and quotation mark usage Capitalization Spelling and homophones B. Clarity and Concision Redundancy and wordiness Vague or ambiguous phrasing Unclear antecedents Dangling or misplaced modifiers Overly complex sentences Jargon or unexplained terms C. Style and Voice Passive vs. active voice Weak verbs (is, was, has, etc.) Telling vs. showing Sentence variety (length and structure) Rhythm and pacing Repetitive sentence starts Clichés and overused phrases Word choice (precision and impact) D. …
How to use it
Reference it in AdaL, Claude Code, Cursor or any coding agent — nothing to install:
@skills aiskillstore/grammar-style-enhancer