Resources and prompts

Resources

Resources are reference data that a client can attach to a conversation. All of them are in Markdown (in Russian) and are built from the data of ruTS when read.

URI	Contents
ruts://scales/readability	School grade and reader age for the grade formulas, the bands of the Flesch index and LIX, the grades of RIX
ruts://scales/style	Norms of SEO services for nausea, water content, spam score and naturalness by Zipf's law
ruts://data	The data directory and which dictionaries and spaCy model are downloaded

In Claude Code a resource is attached by a mention, for example @ruts:ruts://scales/readability.

Prompts

Prompts are ready review scenarios: which tools to call, how to read the result and how to conclude.

Prompt	Arguments	What it does
readability_review	text	What reader the text is written for and how to simplify it
officialese_review	text	Officialese in the text and plain replacements
verse_review	text	Meter, rhyme schemes, line endings and sound patterns of a poem
seo_review	text	Norms of SEO services and keywords of a text for a website
compare_review	text_a, text_b	How two texts differ by style and vocabulary

The arguments of the prompts are optional: without them a prompt takes the text from the earlier messages of the conversation. This is the way to go in Claude Code, since Claude Code splits the arguments of a command on whitespace and a long text cannot be passed as an argument. Paste the text as a message or attach a file with @, then call the prompt without arguments:

/mcp__ruts__readability_review

For a comparison paste both texts, text A first. If one text is passed as a full argument (as happens in clients with an argument form), the prompt compares it and takes the missing text from the conversation. If a text is passed as an argument anyway and a single word arrives, the prompt takes it as cut off: the model takes the text from the conversation or asks to paste it as a message. Other clients show MCP prompts in their own way.