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Plain English v1.2 is out.
It helps Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, and Grok explain technical work clearly—without changing facts, certainty, commands, or names.
New: reader-aware explanations, tests, and one-command install.
github.com/Tradelord223/plai…
The skill keeps anything you may need to find or verify—file names, commands, error messages, flags, and configuration keys. It simplifies the explanation around those details instead of rewriting them.
It also adapts to the reader. An engineer can keep terms like “idempotent.” A store owner gets the behavior: retrying the same payment request returns the first result instead of creating a second charge.
Most “plain language” prompts just swap technical words for simpler ones. That can change the meaning. Plain English v1.2 explains what the system actually does while preserving evidence, uncertainty, requirements, and exceptions.
Grok 4.6 nor Fable can be trusted in production code.
Sol seems to be the only model worth using in prod for a real company.
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@thsottiaux @OpenAIDevs There may be a glitch. I can DM token usuage as proof. Less than 50 million tokens drained my limit in just over 2 hours.
I gave Grok 4.6, Claude Fable, and GPT Codex the exact same design brief.
Three frontier models. Three radically different futures.
One clear winner.
My pick: GPT.
Full comparison in the replies
