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Simplified Technical English For Agent Output ASD St100 — Development skill for Claude Code

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Claude skill for writing manuals, procedures, and safety text in ASD-STE100 Simplified Technical English (Issue 9).

How to install Simplified Technical English For Agent Output ASD St100

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What Simplified Technical English For Agent Output ASD St100 does

Claude skill for writing manuals, procedures, and safety text in ASD-STE100 Simplified Technical English (Issue 9). Includes the full dictionary (876 approved / 1,319 non-approved words), all 53 rules with examples, a checker script. Private: dictionary is ASD copyright. Code is MIT.

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STE — ASD-STE100 Simplified Technical English skill for AI agents

A Claude skill (also usable by other agents) that writes and reviews technical documentation in **ASD-STE100 Simplified Technical English, Issue 9 (January 2025)**: manuals, installation and operating instructions, maintenance procedures, safety warnings and cautions, datasheets, troubleshooting guides, quick-start cards.

STE is the controlled language the aerospace and defence industry uses so that a technician who reads a procedure once — possibly in a second language — does exactly what the author meant. This repository makes the whole standard available to our AI agents: the 53 writing rules, the complete dictionary (876 approved words, 1,319 non-approved words with their approved alternatives), and a checker that catches what a model misses.

**This repository is private and must stay private.** The dictionary and rule text are ASD's copyright; see [LICENSE](LICENSE) for what is MIT and what is not.

What is in here

Path	What it is
`SKILL.md`	The skill itself: workflow, modes, the core rules a writer applies to every sentence, output format. This is what the agent reads.
`references/writing-rules.md`	All 53 rules and 8 general recommendations, condensed, with the standard's own before/after examples.
`references/technical-noun-categories.md`	The 22 technical-noun and 4 technical-verb categories that decide whether a domain word (pedestal, breaker, firmware) is permitted.
`references/approved-words.md`	The 876 approved words: part of speech, approved meaning, permitted verb forms.
`references/non-approved-words.md`	The 1,319 non-approved words with approved alternatives and STE example sentences.
`references/worked-example.md`	An engineer's installation paragraph rewritten in STE, with the rule behind each change.
`scripts/ste_check.py`	Checker and dictionary lookup. Python 3, no dependencies.
`scripts/dictionary.json`	The dicti