The collection contains 19 skills across the writing lifecycle. Each has its own page below. For how
they fit together, see the Discovery,
Production, and
Review guides.
| Skill |
What it does |
discover-purpose |
Define why you write, who for, and the decisions future content must pass. |
discover-buckets |
Map your expertise into a genius zone and content buckets. |
discover-tonality |
Build an English voice profile so drafts sound like you. |
| Skill |
What it does |
ideate |
Mine publishable post concepts and angles from a topic or raw material. |
explore-idea |
Think one idea through before drafting. |
create-post |
Shape raw material into a short-form post (800–1,200 words). |
create-draft |
Shape raw material into a long-form piece (2,500–3,000 words). |
create-medium-post |
Draft a Medium-ready article saved as Markdown. |
headlines |
Generate, workshop, or iterate headline variants. |
| Skill |
What it does |
improve-writing |
Refine, tighten, or finish a draft that already has structure. |
diagnose |
Flag structural issues against the post-structure playbook. |
rate |
Score quality — VPM and quality dimensions. |
tldr |
Write a single-paragraph abstract for the top of a long article. |
distill |
Break a long piece into micro-posts or LinkedIn shorts. |
illustrate |
Produce Midjourney prompts for companion imagery. |
A dedicated pipeline for German writing. Typical flow: extract a brief with analysiere-quelle, then
draft with schreibe-entwurf; or transfer an English article with rewrite-de; run finde-stil once
to calibrate your German voice.
| Skill |
What it does |
finde-stil |
Define your German writing voice (produces stil.md). |
analysiere-quelle |
Extract a German brief from any-language raw material. |
schreibe-entwurf |
Draft a long-form German article from a brief. |
rewrite-de |
Turn an English article into native-sounding German. |