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Use when writing or editing novels, short stories, or any fiction manuscript. Trigger on: 'write fiction', 'edit my novel', 'developmental edit', 'line edit', 'character voice', 'plot hole', 'brainstorm', or fiction writing tasks.
Full content production pipeline from blank page to publish-ready piece. Covers competitive research, content briefs, drafting, SEO optimization, readability scoring, editorial quality gates, and internal linking. Use when writing blog posts, articles, guides, or long-form content end-to-end, or when user mentions write a post, draft an article, create content, content pipeline, editorial workflow, content operations, content calendar management, repurposing, or content at scale.
Comprehensive editing checklist and procedures covering grammar and style rules, fact-checking, consistency verification, and readability metrics. Use when reviewing drafts, ensuring quality, or preparing content for publication.
Designated Publisher for aibtc.news: review signals, curate the front page, compile and inscribe the daily brief, manage treasury and payouts
Identify landmark cardiology trials and write evidence-based editorials in Eric Topol's authoritative Ground Truths style. Use when the user wants to: (1) Discover and evaluate recent important trials from top cardiology journals (NEJM, JACC, Lancet, EHJ, Circulation), (2) Assess trial importance using systematic scoring, (3) Write 500-word editorials on cardiology/interventional cardiology advances for physician audiences, (4) Create thought leadership content that demonstrates deep domain expertise. Supports both full-text and abstract-only scenarios with PubMed integration for references.
Structural editor that proposes cuts, reorganization, and simplification while preserving comprehension. Use when user requests structural review or editorial review of structure
Use this skill whenever the user wants to add or edit content items in a Prepr CMS environment, publish, unpublish, schedule, or delete content, schedule content to go offline, change workflow stages, assign items or add comments, upload or import images, video, audio, documents, or other media into Prepr, find or reuse existing assets, write content in several locales, add personalized or A/B test variants to a page, seed a fresh environment with sample content, or perform content operations on up to 25 items. Also use it when the user asks Prepr questions that need reading or changing live content rather than project code.
The research-and-sourcing craft — verify the substance of a piece before it publishes: trace stats to primary sources, kill zombie stats, catch AI-hallucinated citations, and attribute properly on social. Use when someone has a stat-heavy draft to make publish-ready, wants to check if a viral statistic is real, asks how to cite sources, used AI research output, or is making health/finance claims. Uses the FACTS framework. Reads brand-profile + the piece's format skill first. AI-supplied citations are guilty until verified; a working link is not verification; aggregators are leads, not the source; where none exists, reframe as owned observation or commission data. The agent verifies where it has search; the human clicks links where it doesn't; verification happens before scheduling; WoopSocial publishes. Never invents studies or reuses retracted stats. Distinct from idea-generation, data-and-original-research, quote-cards, and infographic-and-data-viz.
Write long-form text like a real human: documents, READMEs, copy, and explanations that are specific, honest, and free of hype. Use when the user asks to write, rewrite, or shorten a document, README, message, or explanation. Do NOT use for researching facts, planning a project, or writing code — use the matching narrow skill for those, then use this skill only for the writing itself.
Rewrite prose to sound direct, readable, and distinctly human. Use when drafting, revising, or reviewing reader-facing writing.