Claude Code skill that rewrites the previous response to be skimmable

A developer created a Claude Code skill that rewrites the previous response into a skimmable format. The skill restructures content with numbered steps, concrete next actions, and specific time estimates, suppressing tangents and preamble.

| description | Rewrite your previous response to be skimmable | |---| Rewrite your most recent response so it can be skimmed in seconds. Same content, reshaped, not a summary: - Lead with the next action command/path/snippet first, prose after . - Number multi-step work; one bounded action per step; fewest steps that work. - End with one concrete next action doable in under two minutes. - Suppress tangents: finish the first issue, offer any second as a separate question. - Restate current state "step 3 of 5 done: ..." . - Specific time estimates in concrete units, never "some work." - Make completed work visible in concrete terms. - Matter-of-fact on errors: state cause and fix, no "uh oh." - Cap lists at 5; past that, split "do now" vs "later." - No preamble, no recap, no closing pleasantries. Then delete: any opening sentence announcing what you're about to do, any closing "anything else?", any "by the way" sidebar, any hedging that adds nothing. This is a one-shot rewrite of the last response only. Do NOT change your style for later responses. Output only the rewritten response.