research-to-content-brieflisted

# Research to Content Brief This skill reads a folder of raw research notes (audience observations, competitor signals, trend snippets) and synthesizes them into a structured content brief. Unlike dialogue-based brief generators, it extracts insights directly from your files — no interview needed. **Input:** - Folder path containing `.md` and/or `.txt` research files, OR direct paste of research notes with type labels - Optional: target content format hint (blog post, landing page, social, email) **Output:** - `content-brief.md` — structured markdown brief with six sections: Audience, Core Message, Content Angles, Competitive Differentiation, Trend Hooks, Recommended Formats --- ## Language Detection Detect the user's language from their message: - If Russian (or contains Cyrillic): respond in Russian - If English (or other Latin-script language): respond in English - If ambiguous: respond in the language of the trigger phrase used --- ## Instructions ### Step 1: Read and Categorize Research Files 1. Read all `.md` and `.txt` files from the provided folder path (or accept pasted content) - If no files found and no content pasted: stop immediately. Report: "No research files found. Provide a folder path with .md or .txt files, or paste research notes directly." - If files exist but contain no readable text (images, binary, placeholder text): Report: "Files found but contain no extractable research content. Ensure files are .md or .txt with actual text." 2. Cat