neurodivergent readable skill

Dense emails and instructions can make important details hard to find. This skill rewrites them into clearer text, so readers can see what matters and what to do without losing the original meaning.

What it does

• Clarifies messages: Rewrites emails, reports, explanations, plans, and feedback in plain language.
• Makes actions visible: Separates tasks, responsibilities, deadlines, and optional steps.
• Preserves detail: Keeps facts, names, numbers, warnings, conditions, and genuine uncertainty.
• Adapts to preferences: Supports requests for ADHD-friendly, autism-friendly, dyslexia-friendly, or dyscalculia-friendly text.
• Explains numbers: Gives useful totals, differences, and clearer ways to understand quantities.

How it works

1. Paste your text or ask for an easier-to-read answer.
2. Say what helps you, such as shorter sections or full details below a short overview.
3. Receive the rewritten text, then request adjustments if needed.

Works with

Text in chat, including emails, how-to guides, reports, summaries, and plans. No particular app is required.

Why use this skill

Spend less time manually breaking up dense paragraphs and clarifying instructions. Keep important qualifications visible instead of losing them in an overly short summary. Your reading preferences carry through later replies in the same conversation until you ask to stop.

Use cases

• Make a client email clearer before sending it.
• Turn workplace instructions into readable steps.
• Rewrite a number-heavy explanation for easier reading.

Known limitations

It changes presentation, not the underlying facts. It cannot control chat fonts or colours. Material that must stay verbatim, such as quotations or code, stays unchanged.