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wayland-bullshit-clean

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Run the Bullshit Filter on a single draft, automatically fix the three weakest lines, and return a cleaned copy. Use when the user has one draft of marketing or sales copy and wants it filtered for weak, vague, or hype-laden lines and rewritten in voice. Do NOT use when the user wants a full audit and score (use wayland-conversion-audit) or a whole directory of drafts cleaned at once (use wayland-bullshit-clean-batch).

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Take a single copy draft, run it through the Bullshit Filter to find the lines that are weakest by Donahoe-Method standards, then rewrite the three weakest lines in the author's voice and hand back the cleaned draft. Fast, single-pass cleanup, not a full scored audit.

Resolve the draft before starting: use the copy the user pasted or attached. If nothing is provided, ask the user to paste the draft or point at the file. Do not invent copy. If a voice-notes.md voice profile is available, use it to keep the rewrites voice-aware.

Step 1: Run the Bullshit Filter (uses: convert-bullshit-filter)

Run the Bullshit Filter across the entire draft. Flag every line that is vague, hype-laden, unsupported, or method-weak, and rank the offenders worst-first so the next step knows which three lines to fix. Show the flagged lines with a one-line reason for each.

  • Input: the draft copy (pasted, attached, or from the named file)
  • Output: ranked list of weak lines with reasons, worst-first
  • Key focus: surface the weakest lines, do not yet rewrite them

Step 2: Clean the weakest lines in voice (uses: convert-voice)

Take the filter results and rewrite the three weakest flagged lines in the author's voice. If a voice profile (voice-notes.md) is present, match its tone, cadence, and vocabulary. Leave the rest of the draft untouched. Return the full cleaned copy with the three rewritten lines in place, plus a short note on what changed and why.

  • Input: the draft copy, the ranked filter results, optional voice profile path
  • Output: cleaned copy with the three weakest lines rewritten in voice, plus a change note
  • Key focus: surgical voice-aware rewrite of only the weakest lines