Markdown-first, human-gated multi-agent editorial workflow with explicit research, planning, writing, and review artifacts.
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A reference guide for writing clear, connected, well-structured text. It encourages explaining ideas like a colleague and removing wording that adds no value.
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An editorial guide for writing comparison articles about services, tools, and products. It defines a consistent entry format covering the name, link, price, description, and notable features.
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An editorial policy for ordinary author-written articles that are not service roundups, guides, or other special formats. It sets rules for audience, openings, and general writing quality.
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An editorial policy for turning webinar transcripts into self-contained guides. A transcript is a written record of spoken material, while a self-contained guide can be understood without watching the webinar.
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A writing guide for research-based overview articles that explain concepts, approaches, markets, tool categories, or disputed topics. It covers dictionary-style, explanatory, and comparative articles.
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A workflow for creating a roundup article that compares several services. It uses source material and project examples to guide the writing and review.
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A workflow for creating a regular author-written article from supplied source material. It uses project examples and editorial guidance to shape and review the draft.
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A workflow for turning a webinar transcript into a written guide. It includes drafting the guide and reviewing the complete text for accuracy, clarity, style, and repeated content.
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A workflow for researching and writing a review essay about a project topic when no finished source text exists. It gathers the facts, studies example essays when available and produces the article in a project output folder.
At most 3 mods per repository are shown here, and a mod shipped inside a plugin is left to that plugin's page — the rest are on their repository pages: