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harperz9/articulate-writing

v0.9.0FSL-1.1-MIT

Checks prose locally, verifies host-model edits against protected spans, and offers an opt-in house voice and personal-voice tools. Makes no network calls; the calling model reads the text in the conversation.

author-voice

Use when the user asks to compare a draft with their own writing voice, to run an authorship interview on their draft, or to shape their own draft toward a voice profile they built with articulate voice learn. Articulate reads one profile from the user's local voice store, asks questions only the author can answer, and shapes only text the user says is theirs.

prose-edit

Use when the user asks to edit, rewrite, tighten or give an editorial pass to prose with Articulate. The calling model writes the rewrite between edit_plan and edit_submit; Articulate checks protected spans and returns a receipt. The plugin makes no network call; The calling model already reads the text in the conversation.

prose-review

Use when the user asks to review, proofread, lint or tighten prose such as documentation, a README, release notes, an essay, a commit message or a message draft, and wants each problem named with where it occurs and what it costs a reader. The Articulate checker runs on the user's computer when the local host has this plugin's server running; the checker sends the text nowhere, and the calling model reads the text as part of the conversation.

series-review

Use when the user asks to review several essays, posts or chapters together as a series, to check whether a set of titles follows one formula, or to find repeated paragraph scaffolds, shared phrases, even rhythm or missing first-person perspective across documents. Articulate reads the documents on the user's computer, reports patterns with locations, and never writes the author's experiences or renames titles.