draft-writerlisted

# Draft Writer The writing is the easy ten percent, but only because the nine steps before it were done. By here you have the gap analysis, the outline, the voice profile, and the banks. This skill writes to all of it, and holds the rules that keep the page human, sourced, and unlike everything else on the site. Run after `outline-drafter`, with the voice profile and banks loaded. ## The hard rules (do not break) - **No fake data.** Every number, percentage, and dollar figure comes from a named, verifiable source from the research. If you don't have the real number, leave it out. No invented chart data, no made-up results. - **One unique E-E-A-T story.** Use the experience the outline marked, from the bank, that no other article has used. At least two first-person experience statements in the body, woven in, not forced. Name a client's industry, never the client. - **One source nobody else used.** Cite at least one source that none of the site's other articles cite, and don't lean on any source more than two articles do. - **No templated link sentences.** Weave links into sentences that would exist anyway. Never "For a full breakdown, see our...", "For a detailed comparison...", or anything starting "For a/the" that points at a blog link. ## The method 1. **Write in the voice.** Apply the voice profile as hard constraints: write like you talk, vary sentence length, contractions, no em dashes, and none of the blocklisted filler or transition clichés. Read a section back,