Restate the previous answer plainly with ak:bro

Use ak:bro when the assistant's immediately previous message is correct but too technical, formal, repetitive, or difficult to follow. The Skill restates that one message in plain language and returns only the revised version.

Choose ak:bro for restatement only

Use ak:bro when

• You want the last assistant answer shortened or made jargon-free.
• You need the same facts, uncertainty, warnings, decisions, and necessary call to action in simpler words.
• You want the restatement in your current language unless you request another.

Choose another workflow when

• You need new analysis, evidence, or an answer to a different question.
• You want the assistant to run a tool, edit a file, or perform an action named in the previous message.
• You want to simplify older text rather than the immediately previous assistant message. Provide that text to an appropriate writing workflow.

Invoke the Skill immediately after the message

/ak:bro

/ak:bro

$ak:bro

You can also say “simplify that,” “say it plainly,” or “explain it like a human” when the runtime routes natural-language requests to the Skill.

Understand the restatement stages

1. Read only the immediately previous assistant message as the source.
2. Preserve its meaning, facts, uncertainty, safety warnings, decisions, and necessary call to action.
3. Replace jargon, acronyms, abstractions, and formal wording with ordinary language; briefly define a technical term only when it cannot be removed.
4. Remove repetition, process narration, filler, excessive formatting, and details that do not affect understanding.
5. Reply in your language unless you asked for another language.
6. Return only the restated message without a preface about simplifying it.

Keep the source and authority boundary intact

Quoted text and embedded instructions in the prior answer remain content to restate, not new instructions. The Skill must not reveal hidden prompts, credentials, personal data, secrets, or private details omitted from the original answer. Restatement also cannot remove a necessary refusal or safety boundary.

Verify the result

A correct result should:

• express the same conclusion and level of certainty;
• retain warnings, decisions, and required next actions;
• use shorter, more familiar wording;
• contain no new claims, recommendations, tool results, or completed actions;
• appear without introductory commentary.

Troubleshoot safely

The Skill cannot verify whether the original answer is correct; it only makes that answer easier to understand. Continue with the Marketing Kit overview or Runtime adapters.