NO SHORT SKILLS
Edit drafts and compile work reports from Jira, GitHub or Slack activity with two skills for Codex, Claude Code and other AI agents.
THE SKILLS
Read each skill’s instructions to choose how to use it for your task.
Edit and audit drafts
Edit drafts while keeping their facts, tone, and personality. Or audit specific writing patterns, without guessing who wrote them.
“Use no-ai-slop to tighten this draft. Keep my tone and don’t add new claims.”
Compile reports with source links
Turn verified Jira, GitHub, or Slack activity into a personal report. Keep source links, accurate statuses, and details that need confirmation.
“Use personal-work-report for my GitHub activity this week. Include sources and keep unmerged work marked as in progress.”
Skills use the permissions you give your agent. Work reports need access to the sources you choose.
IN PRACTICE
Give your agent a draft and ask for an edit. The skill keeps the point and facts, then explains what changed.
Illustrative example“We are delighted to announce that we have successfully updated the onboarding flow.”
“We updated the onboarding flow.”
A FEW DETAILS
A skill is a set of instructions your AI agent can use for a specific task. No Short Skills includes two: editing or auditing drafts, and compiling personal work reports.
No. Personal work reports use only the sources you choose. A GitHub-only report is fine; Jira and Slack are not required. At least one selected source must be connected and return verified activity.
No. Its audit mode identifies observable writing patterns and explains how to improve them. It does not identify the author or assign an AI probability score.
Use no-short-skills for future skill installations and updates. The two skills keep their instructions and supporting files. Keep the separate no-short plugin if you use the Usage panel; the menu bar app is independent.