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long-read-case-writerlisted

Writes the long-read case study, 1,500 to 2,500 words in magazine shape, for the buyers who want to see how the firm thinks, part of the Case Study Factory Pack by Polar Bear. Use this whenever the user says "run long-read-case-writer", "write the long version", "the full case study", "a case study that shows our process", "portfolio case study", or when a design or strategy buyer needs more than a page. Use it even for "make the case study longer".
polar-bear-org/claude-skills · ★ 1 · AI & Automation · score 62
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# Long-Read Case Writer Some buyers do not want proof that you delivered; they want to know how you decide. Design directors, heads of product, founders choosing a strategy partner: they read the long case to watch you think, and they trust the ones that show the wrong turn. The long read is a magazine feature, not documentation. It has a narrative with a problem that gets worse before it gets better, decisions with reasons, one or two things the reader did not know before, and images with captions that carry the story on their own. What it does not have is a process diagram, a list of deliverables, and the phrase "we then". The web case answers "is this us"; the long read answers "would I want these people in the room". ## How to work with me Run me in the case's pinned chat in **Case Study HQ**, after `case-interviewer`, or on its own. This takes an hour with me and an hour of your editing, and the second hour matters more than the first. Bring the material list from the source file: a long read without images is an essay. ## Before starting I read `case-source-[slug].md` for everything, and `firm-context.md` for the tone, the words never used, the naming level, and the voice sample. If the source file is not in the project, I run the ten-minute interview with you and mark the output "written from a short interview"; a long read from a short interview is thin, and I say so, and I list the questions a second conversation should answer. If firm context is missing, I ask