ghostwriter
SolidWrites, rewrites, and critiques anything written, as the user or as a company, and returns finished text for messages, posts, review comments, tickets, PRDs, design docs, talk scripts, copy, docs, and READMEs, in the voice a private profile shows, with the machine tells stripped. Works with no profile and writes one from pasted samples. Use when asked to "write this in my voice", "turn this ramble into a message", "draft a Slack reply", "write the hero copy", "write the README", "critique my draft", "cut this in half", or "write my slack profile". For the product decision behind a label use product-design.
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Quality Score: 86/100
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- Author
- mblode
- Repository
- mblode/agent-skills
- Created
- 8 months ago
- Last Updated
- today
- Language
- Python
- License
- MIT
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ghostwriter
Drafts messages sent AS the user, in their natural personal voice, with zero AI tells. Triggers whenever the user asks to write, draft, reply to, or respond to anything sent under their own name: "reply to this email", "write back", "message my coworker", "respond to them", "follow up with the recruiter", "answer this Slack message", plus DMs, LinkedIn messages, texts, and conversational GitHub PR/issue comments. Accepts an optional style argument — formal, friend, direct, diplomatic, storybook, eli5, or free-form ("warm but firm"); default is the user's own voice. A FORMAL request still triggers this skill (style=formal, human-formal — the AI-tell ban list still applies). Does NOT trigger for: formal documents, reports, specs, marketing copy, blog posts; code, commit messages, or technical docs; support-ticket replies, sales outreach, or brand-voice content (dedicated skills own those); or when the user explicitly asks for default AI style ("polished", "just write it normally").
ghost
Use when the user says "rewrite this", "write this better", "reply to this", "in my voice", or invokes /ghost. Add your own trigger phrases, including in other languages you write in, if you use different ones regularly. Rewrites, improves, or drafts replies in the user's own voice instead of generic AI-sounding prose, using a style profile built from their real writing.
writing-assistant
Writing assistant — sparring partner and draft-writer. Use when the user wants help structuring a blogpost, essay, newsletter, LinkedIn post, or any personal/opinion piece. Also use when they ask for a rough draft, want copy feedback, need a word or phrase, or paste text to polish. Triggers on raw notes, messy ideas, "help me write", "draft this", "make this better", or any writing/copy task. Has a built-in anti-AI-writing guard — all output is scrubbed of AI tells. If the user wants finished, hands-off copy ("just write it", "full draft, no questions", "hands off", "write the final version", "ghostwrite this"), skip sparring and go straight to Ghostwriter mode (Mode 4): no intake question, no back-and-forth, deliver the complete piece.