content-research-writer-cn_skill

Overview

This skill is a content research and writing assistant that helps you plan, research, draft, and polish articles while preserving your voice. It adds citations, improves hooks, iterates outlines, and gives section-by-section feedback to speed publishing. Use it as a collaborative editor for blog posts, tutorials, and research-heavy pieces.

How this skill works

I start by clarifying the topic, audience, format, and goals, then produce a structured outline you can iterate. When requested, I gather credible sources, extract key facts and quotes, and add formatted citations. As you write, I improve openings, review sections for clarity and flow, and provide actionable edits that keep your tone intact.

When to use it

• Writing blog posts, newsletters, or long-form articles
• Creating tutorials, technical documentation, or case studies
• Researching and sourcing evidence for claims
• Improving hooks, intros, and section transitions
• Getting incremental feedback while drafting
• Preparing a draft for final polish and publication

Best practices

• Start with a clear brief: topic, audience, desired length, and voice
• Work one section at a time to get focused feedback and faster iterations
• Keep a separate research.md with sources and notes for reuse
• Specify citation style (inline, numbered, or footnotes) up front
• Share sample writing so I can match your voice and tone

Example use cases

• Draft a blog post: create an outline, add research, then polish the draft
• Turn research into a cited article: compile findings and format references
• Improve an introduction: analyze the hook and propose alternatives
• Section-by-section editing: submit each section for clarity, evidence, and flow checks
• Prepare a technical tutorial: outline steps, validate code explanations, and add troubleshooting tips