writing-skill skill

Overview

This skill provides practical writing and content-creation support for drafts, blog posts, emails, and long-form content. It combines content generation, editing, and stylistic refinement to help you produce clear, engaging copy. Use it to speed up ideation, tighten prose, and ensure correct grammar and tone for your audience.

How this skill works

The skill analyzes input text or prompts to generate new content, suggest rewrites, and apply consistent style guidelines. It inspects grammar, punctuation, clarity, and tone, and can transform text to different formats (e.g., professional, casual, technical). You can request specific goals—shorten, expand, simplify, or adapt for a target audience—and it returns focused revisions and suggestions.

When to use it

• Drafting blog posts, newsletters, or marketing copy quickly.
• Editing and proofreading manuscripts, reports, or emails.
• Improving tone and style to match a target audience or brand voice.
• Generating outlines, headlines, or content briefs for projects.
• Rewriting content for clarity, brevity, or SEO optimization.

Best practices

• Provide a clear goal (tone, length, audience) with each request.
• Include existing text when asking for edits or rewrites.
• Request one change at a time for focused, predictable results.
• Use examples of preferred style when asking to match a voice.
• Review and adapt suggestions—treat output as a starting point, not a final draft.

Example use cases

• Turn a rough draft into a polished 700-word blog post with a conversational tone.
• Proofread a professional email and make it more concise and polite.
• Create a content outline and five potential headlines for a campaign.
• Convert technical documentation into a plain-language summary for non-experts.
• Expand a short product description into a detailed feature-focused paragraph.

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