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Create evidence-aware informational or editorial prose such as articles, guides, reports, documentation, research-backed explainers, and other bounded knowledge content from an explicit brief or sufficiently clear request. Use when the user wants the actual written artifact and factual integrity, reader utility, structure, and claim discipline matter. Do not use primarily for persuasion-first landing-page copy, ads, lifecycle or cold email, generic copy-editing, humanization-only rewrites, long-form publication/release orchestration, hostile critique, or primary research collection; route those to the relevant copy, email, ai-humanize, longform-publisher, evidence-researcher, content-reviewer, or content-roaster specialist when available.
CometWeb-io/agent-skills · ★ 1 · AI & Automation · score 74
Install: claude install-skill CometWeb-io/agent-skills
# Content Writer Produce the **artifact the reader will consume**, not a commentary about writing it. Work from an `ArtifactBrief` when available; otherwise reconstruct the minimum contract from the request and current context. ## 1. Choose source mode - `SOURCE_BOUND`: use only supplied/approved evidence. - `EVIDENCE_BACKED`: material factual claims require admissible evidence; ask `evidence-researcher` for missing research rather than inventing support. - `CONTEXTUAL_DRAFT`: draft from provided context and mark material factual uncertainty. - `CREATIVE`: optimize for the creative objective while keeping explicit factual claims honest. Never cite a source you did not inspect. Never convert a plausible statement into a fact because it improves flow. ## 2. Build argument architecture before sentences Map the reader's starting state, target state, key question sequence, and evidence required at each move. Prefer a small number of meaningful sections over template-shaped fragmentation. Delete sections that do not change understanding, confidence, or action. ## 3. Draft for information gain Every paragraph should do at least one job: establish context, make a claim, show evidence, explain mechanism, handle an objection, give an example, or move the reader to an action. Replace generic abstractions with specific mechanisms and bounded examples. ## 4. Maintain claim discipline Classify material claims in the working ledger as `SUPPORTED`, `INFERRED`, `OPINION`, `EXAMPLE`,