refactor: convert passive voice to imperative form in skill content

[sjnims]

Summary

• Convert "Understanding X enables creating Y" passive constructions to imperative "Master X to create Y" form
• Replace second-person possessive "your" with definite article "the" in template examples
• Ensure consistent instructional voice across all skill content

Problem

Fixes #4

Per the skill-development best practices, SKILL.md body content should use imperative/infinitive form, not passive voice or second person. Several skills contained passive constructions and second-person pronouns that needed conversion.

Solution

Applied consistent imperative voice conversions following these patterns:

Pattern	Before	After
Passive gerund	"Understanding X enables creating Y"	"Master X to create Y"
Second-person possessive	"in your project"	"in the project"
Second-person possessive	"Your settings"	"Settings"

Changes

• agent-development/SKILL.md: Line 11 - passive to imperative
• command-development/SKILL.md: Line 11 - passive to imperative
• plugin-structure/SKILL.md: Line 11 - passive to imperative
• plugin-settings/SKILL.md: Lines 296, 307, 371 - second-person to definite article

Testing

• All changes follow imperative/infinitive form
• Markdown linting passes
• Skills read naturally with consistent voice
• No second-person pronouns in instructional content

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PR Review Complete ✅

I've reviewed PR #8 and the changes look excellent. This refactoring successfully addresses issue #4 by converting passive voice constructions to imperative form across the skill content.

Summary

Approved - Changes are well-executed and fully align with the skill-development best practices documented in CLAUDE.md.

What's Good

1. Consistent Pattern Application: All changes follow the same transformation pattern:

   • "Understanding X enables creating Y" → "Master X to create Y"
   • "in your project" → "in the project"
   • "Your settings" → "Settings"

2. Accurate Targeting: The changes are surgical and precise:

   • Lines 11 in agent-development, command-development, and plugin-structure (overview sections)
   • Lines 296, 307, 371 in plugin-settings (template examples)

3. Adherence to CLAUDE.md Conventions: Per line 39 of CLAUDE.md, skill body content should use "Imperative/infinitive form". These changes perfectly align with that requirement.

4. Markdown Quality: ✅ All files pass markdownlint with no errors or warnings.

5. Natural Flow: The imperative voice reads naturally and maintains the instructional tone:

   • agent-development:11: "Master agent structure, triggering conditions, and system prompt design to create powerful autonomous capabilities"
   • command-development:11: "Master command structure, frontmatter options, and dynamic features to create powerful, reusable workflows"
   • plugin-structure:11: "Master this structure to create well-organized, maintainable plugins"

6. Template Consistency: The plugin-settings changes correctly remove second-person possessive pronouns from template examples, making them more neutral and professional.

Checklist Verification

• ✅ All changes follow imperative/infinitive form
• ✅ Markdown linting passes (verified with markdownlint)
• ✅ Skills read naturally with consistent voice
• ✅ No second-person pronouns in instructional content
• ✅ Changes align with CLAUDE.md writing style conventions
• ✅ No component structure changes (frontmatter, versions intact)

Additional Notes

• Small, focused scope (+6/-6 lines) makes this easy to review and low-risk
• No changes to skill frontmatter, versions, or descriptions
• All changes are purely stylistic improvements to instructional content
• Fixes a legitimate style consistency issue identified in refactor: convert passive voice to imperative form in skill content #4

This is a quality refactoring that improves the consistency and professionalism of the skill documentation. Well done!

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