Is this skill only for code documentation?

While highly useful for documentation, it can review any text within the Claude environment, including blog posts, internal messages, and project proposals.

What rules does the eos-usage skill follow?

It follows the 11 elementary rules of usage from Chapter I of 'The Elements of Style' by Strunk & White, covering possessives, commas, independent clauses, and more.

How are grammatical errors presented in the output?

Errors are organized into a structured review table and a detailed breakdown that includes the specific location, the error type, and a suggested fix.

Does it support the Oxford (serial) comma?

Yes, following Rule 2 of the guide, it specifically checks for and advocates for the use of the serial comma to prevent ambiguity.

Elements of Style Grammar Review

Name: Elements of Style Grammar Review
Author: neurofoo

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Content Management

Audits text against Strunk & White’s 11 elementary rules of usage to ensure grammatical precision and mechanical correctness.

About

The eos-usage skill integrates the classic writing principles from 'The Elements of Style' by Strunk & White directly into the Claude Code environment. It systematically analyzes text for common grammatical pitfalls such as comma splices, dangling modifiers, and subject-verb agreement issues. By providing a structured table of results and specific corrections for found errors, it helps developers and technical writers maintain high-quality documentation, code comments, and professional project communication.

Key Features

Structured status table for rapid mechanical reviews and 'Pass/Fail' visibility
Context-aware correction suggestions with specific line/quote references
Comprehensive rule reference guide included in the output for educational value
35 GitHub stars
Automated checking against 11 classic grammar rules from Strunk & White
Detailed identification of comma splices, sentence fragments, and dangling modifiers

Use Cases

Ensuring consistency and professional tone in code comments and commit messages
Reviewing technical documentation and README files for mechanical errors and clarity
Polishing blog posts or project announcements before public release

About

Key Features

Structured status table for rapid mechanical reviews and 'Pass/Fail' visibility
Context-aware correction suggestions with specific line/quote references
Comprehensive rule reference guide included in the output for educational value
35 GitHub stars
Automated checking against 11 classic grammar rules from Strunk & White
Detailed identification of comma splices, sentence fragments, and dangling modifiers

Use Cases

Ensuring consistency and professional tone in code comments and commit messages
Reviewing technical documentation and README files for mechanical errors and clarity
Polishing blog posts or project announcements before public release