v0.7.0

WriteLikeHuman now helps developers with the words around their code: READMEs, commit messages, docs, and comments. It never changes the code itself. This release also adds Slack and Teams messages, and quick choices when a request is unclear.

New

• Quick options. Paste some text and say "help with this", and you get a few short choices instead of a guess. In Claude Code they're tap-to-pick buttons. Clear requests skip it.
• README files. What the project does, how to install and use it, in plain words. Every command stays exactly as it was.
• Commit messages and pull requests, written from the diff in your repo's own style. Nothing claimed that isn't in the change.
• Architecture docs, decision records, and folder structure, describing only what's really in your code.
• API docs, error messages, and app text. Errors that tell people what to do next, and keys and placeholders in translation files kept exactly.
• Code comments and docstrings. A new script rewrites only comment text, in 20 languages, and refuses to save if a single character of code would change. Licence headers, tool directives, doc tags, and commented-out code are left alone.
• Edits in place, inside git. In Claude Code, README and docs files in a git repository are edited directly, with a note on how to see or undo the change. Everywhere else you still get a new copy.
• Work chat messages for Slack, Teams, and Google Chat: status updates, asking for help, pushing back politely.
• Real curly braces in mail merge: write {{SAVE10}} to get {SAVE10}.

Website

• A new "For developers" section, and guide tasks in English, Hindi, and Tamil.

Install

Download WriteLikeHuman.zip below and upload it in Claude: Settings, Capabilities, Skills, Upload a skill. Claude Code users: /plugin marketplace update writelikehuman.

Full changelog: v0.6.1...v0.7.0