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I built a tool that lets you browse all your Kindle bookmarks, highlights, and notes with full-text search you can run it locally and either browse it in a small local UI or connect to any LLM through the MCP here's the repo: 0xpili/kindle-notes t.co
Testing this skill out - Claude gave me a 19 page review of a project's code and I got 19 pages of jargon. Installed this plain English skill 0xpili/simplified-technical-english and have asked again - hopefully I get something legible this time.
REPO SIGNAL 001 Aircraft manuals use Simplified Technical English to make instructions harder to misread. @0xpili_ turned those rules into a Claude skill. Worth trying on your agent instructions. One unclear step can send a whole task sideways. 0xpili/simplified-technical-english t.co
0xpili/simplified-technical-english an LLM skill + checker for short, controlled technical docs indexmysite.app submit and track indexing for product, docs, and comparison pages via web app, CLI, API, or MCP