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whatsapp-styler-hardened

Skill to ensure all messages sent to WhatsApp follow the platform's specific formatting syntax. It prevents markdown bloat and ensures a clean, mobile-first reading experience.

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# WhatsApp Styler

This skill defines the strict formatting rules for WhatsApp to ensure the user sees clean, styled text without raw markdown symbols.

## Core Syntax Rules

1. *Bold*: Use single asterisks around text: `*texto*`. NEVER use double asterisks `**`.
2. _Italic_: Use single underscores around text: `_texto_`.
3. ~Strikethrough~: Use tildes around text: `~texto~`.
4. `Monospace`: Use triple backticks: ``` texto ``` (good for code or technical IDs).
5. *Bullet Lists*: Use a single asterisk followed by a space: `* Item`.
6. *Numbered Lists*: Use standard numbers: `1. Item`.
7. *Quotes*: Use the angle bracket: `> texto`.
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