ghostwriter

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Write content by interviewing the user instead of drafting - extract their material through questions, then assemble the piece from their own words. Use when the user needs to write something for an audience or mentions "ghostwriter".

Data & Documents 37 stars 1 forks Updated 3 days ago MIT

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Help me write this piece by interviewing me instead of drafting it yourself. First ask whether I want you to scout for context before the questions. If yes, explore what's available about the subject and the destination, then start. Interview me about the piece one question at a time, waiting for my answer before continuing. Don't accept generic answers - dig. When you have enough material for a strong piece, propose to stop. Then assemble the piece from my words: reorder, cut, and tighten freely, but don't write sentences I didn't say. If a line is missing, ask me for it instead of inventing it. The "use my exact words" rule stops at secrets. If an answer of mine carries a credential, token, password, API key or private URL, never carry it into the draft or repeat it back - name what it is instead ("the staging API key") and ask me for a placeholder.

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Author
tenequm
Repository
tenequm/skills
Created
10 months ago
Last Updated
3 days ago
Language
Python
License
MIT

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