prospeak 2.0.0

corpspeak becomes prospeak. The old name had stopped being true: on a public tender or a clinical report this skill now actively forbids corporate jargon.

What changed

• Thirteen sector branches instead of one register, inferred from your text and switched per section when a document crosses several worlds (a CV, a proposal). Each ships a bilingual lexicon, the actors, the metrics that buy credibility, and the false friends that expose an outsider.
• Five intensity levels. The three original ones keep their names and their meaning: light is still 1, medium is still the default at 3, extreme is still 5. Level 1 is now explicitly humanizer plus the wrong-word fix: it performs no substitutions at all.
• The operation is stated: you swap words, not facts. Aggregating what the source gives you is a substitution ("gennaio, febbraio e marzo" into "il primo trimestre"); specifying what it leaves open is an invention ("ammalato" into "fermo"). The force of an evaluation is a fact too, so the dial raises vocabulary density, never the size of a claim.
• Anti-AI gate from 12 to 20 tells, split into a 10 point preflight you run every time and a manual you open at the tell that fired.
• scripts/check.py: the mechanical half, deterministic. Typography, quantities added or lost, placeholders, empty blocks, Italian accents and false plurals.
• references/itanglese.md: how much English belongs inside an Italian sentence, by level and by branch, and the calques that mark an Italian writing English.

Install

Download prospeak.skill below and install it via /plugin in Claude Code, or clone the repo into ~/.claude/skills/prospeak.

Upgrading from corpspeak

Nothing you used broke. Same defaults, same level names, same behaviour on the everyday case. The old version is still in the history at tag v0.1.0.

corpspeak v0.1.0

First public release of corpspeak, the anti-humanizer.

Rewrites any text into boardroom-ready corporate-speak without sounding like AI. Bilingual EN/IT, three intensity dials (light / medium / extreme).

Install: download corpspeak.skill below and add it via the /plugin interface in Claude Code, or copy the repo folder into ~/.claude/skills/.