Compact, controlled technical-English rules for procedures, manuals, safety instructions, troubleshooting, specifications, and factual technical descriptions.
technicalwords.md is the product. The skill and plugin manifests are convenience methods for loading it in different hosts.
Install for the current project:
npx skills add aritusama/technicalwordsInstall for the current user:
npx skills add aritusama/technicalwords -gThe installer discovers the single skill at skills/technicalwords.
codex plugin marketplace add aritusama/technicalwords
codex plugin add technicalwords@technicalwords- Claude can install
skills/technicalwordsas an Agent Skill or use this repository as a Claude Code plugin marketplace. - Gemini CLI can install the repository as an extension or install
skills/technicalwordsdirectly. - GitHub Copilot can use the repository instruction adapter with a copy of
technicalwords.md. - Hosts without skill support can attach
technicalwords.mdand instruct the model to use it for technical documentation.
Use technicalwords to rewrite this maintenance procedure without changing the operation.
Use technicalwords to audit this troubleshooting guide for ambiguous terms and action boundaries.
Technicalwords uses its compact rules by default. If a task explicitly requires ASD-STE100 compliance, the skill switches to a full-review workflow that reads the official issue, controlled dictionary, and approved technical terminology.
Technicalwords is an independently worded derivative working profile informed by ASD-STE100 Simplified Technical English, Issue 9, the official ASD-STE100 site, and its FAQ.
It does not reproduce or bundle the official standard or controlled dictionary. It cannot establish compliance and is not approved, endorsed, or certified by ASD or the ASD Simplified Technical English Maintenance Group. ASD-STE100 Simplified Technical English is owned by ASD and is a registered trademark. The MIT license covers only the independently written files in this repository.
Technicalwords controls language. It does not perform hazard analysis, choose safety classifications, verify engineering facts, or replace governing legal, safety, publication, or terminology requirements.
MIT.