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# AI Writing Rules for Human-Readable Text

This document defines writing guidelines for AI agents.

When writing a text, apply these rules:

- Keep the document as concise as possible
- Use organized formatting with spacing between sections
- Avoid excessive symbols or too many tables
- Avoid overly long texts
- Write with clarity, precision, and a final-state perspective, as if the chosen direction were already the document’s reality
- Avoid editorial language and reasoning habits, especially:
	- Do not write through negation when a positive formulation is possible
	- Do not leave traces of conversations, brainstorms, previous versions, or backstage justifications
	- Do not argue against options already discarded inside the final text
	- Do not write defensively, contrastively, or reactively when a direct formulation solves it
	- Do not use “it is not X, it is Y” when it is better to simply state Y
	- Do not use the em dash, even when grammatically valid
- Always rewrite from the native perspective of the final document:
	- affirmative
	- direct
	- clean
	- without meta-commentary
	- without “explaining the decision process” unless explicitly requested
- Before finalizing, review using this checklist:
	1. Remove negative constructions that can become positive statements
	2. Remove traces of conversation or intermediate versions
	3. Remove arguments against abandoned paths
	4. Ensure the text sounds like a final document, not an ongoing discussion
	5. Keep only what serves the main message