Skill Claude Code
An automated workflow for turning a topic, product, or source material into illustrated articles and related publishing files. It covers research, drafting, visuals, checking, optimization, export, and platform-specific copy.
Skill Claude Code
An automated workflow for turning a topic, product, or source material into illustrated articles and related publishing files. It covers research, drafting, visuals, checking, optimization, export, and platform-specific copy.
Skill Claude Code
A tool that exports a finished article as both clean Markdown and a Word document, with images placed inside the document. Markdown is plain text with formatting symbols, while .docx is the standard Word file format.
Skill Claude Code
A tool for improving a finished article's search visibility and its chance of being quoted by AI answer systems. It works on the article's wording, structure, and structured data, which is machine-readable page information.
Skill Claude Code
Use to quality-check an article before it ships — an independent reviewer that scores CORE-EEAT, reconciles every fact against the evidence ledger, and returns a ship / no-ship verdict with a fix list. First-party QA gate for the article factory (P8); needs no external packs.…
Skill Claude Code
A research stage for choosing a topic and collecting evidence from first-party sources. It produces a topic, a short brief, and a claim-ready evidence ledger, which records each claim with its supporting source.
Skill Claude Code
A tool for planning and producing article visuals such as cover illustrations, charts, and relationship diagrams. It selects different formats for data, processes, concepts, and real-world objects.
Skill Claude Code
A writing stage that turns an approved article outline and evidence record into a readable first draft. It is designed for practitioner-style writing with source markers and search-friendly structure.
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