code-doc-writer
Write or rewrite every text a person reads in code or in documentation, in short plain technical English based on ASD-STE100. Use lists and tables where the facts have a structure. The texts are doc comments (KDoc, Javadoc, JSDoc, Doxygen, docstrings, XML docs, rustdoc, Go doc comments), inline comments, TODO and FIXME notes, user-facing messages (diagnostics, errors, exceptions, assertions, warnings, deprecation notices, log lines, CLI output, help text, message templates), pull request titles and descriptions, issue titles and descriptions (bug reports, feature requests), and documentation in any format (README files, changelogs, docs websites, guides, Markdown, reStructuredText, AsciiDoc). Use it every time you write, change, or delete such a text, in any language, during any task. A one-line comment that is a side effect of a code change counts. Also use it when someone asks to simplify, shorten, clean up, review, or remove the noise or the bullshit from docs, comments, or messages. Use it when someone asks for STE, Simplified Technical English, or more readable English or language.