Fiction, scripts, blogs, editing, and proofreading (1.8K skills)
Turn notes, fragments, or transcripts into an article through a paragraph-by-paragraph discussion. Compare opening options, establish what readers need to know, and save agreed sections in a separate document while preserving the original material.
Turn collected Markdown material into an article by choosing one narrative step at a time. Compare possible directions, introduce concepts before relying on them, and build the article while preserving the user's edits.
Explore a writing topic through probing questions and collect promising sentences, anecdotes, metaphors, and unfinished thoughts. It saves these fragments in a single Markdown file, giving you raw material to develop before deciding on an outline.
Turn notes, transcripts, or research into polished articles, guides, tutorials, and newsletters. Use supplied writing examples or brand guidance to maintain a consistent voice, organize a clear argument, and support factual claims with provided evidence.
Draft articles, guides, and newsletters in a voice drawn from supplied examples or brand guidance. Turn notes and research into structured prose, or revise existing drafts for clearer pacing, stronger evidence, and consistent style.
Build a reusable writing style profile from real posts, articles, emails, and product copy. Use it to keep social posts, outreach, and launch announcements consistent in tone, sentence rhythm, and expression across related writing tasks.
Choose a named creative method suited to the project and stage of work. Generate, expand, compare, or refine ideas with concrete mechanisms, honest tradeoffs, and at least one practical option with a first step.
Edit blogs, emails, and other drafts to remove formulaic AI phrasing, inflated claims, and distracting formatting. Preserve the meaning and intended tone while varying sentence rhythm and matching a supplied sample of the writer's style.
Develop song lyrics and Suno prompts with clear structure, singable phrasing, and an emotional progression. Includes guidance for parody lyrics, vocal direction, pronunciation adjustments, and describing instruments, mood, and changes in intensity.
Simulate readers encountering a draft for the first time to see whether they open it, where their attention fades, and what they remember. Receive reader comments alongside the text without rewrites or suggested fixes.
Writes user-facing comments, plans, and documents in Simplified Technical English, a controlled form of English based on ASD-STE100. It uses short sentences, consistent vocabulary, and one instruction per sentence to make explanations clearer.
Review documentation and prose against the Vercel Writing Guidelines, checking voice, tone, formatting, and structure. Findings identify files and line numbers, using a bundled guideline snapshot as the default reference for repeatable reviews.
Research a topic across multiple web sources and turn selected stories into a newsletter with summaries, commentary, and source links. Adapt the structure and tone for daily digests, weekly roundups, detailed features, or industry briefings.
Develop articles, blog posts, and newsletters with help researching sources, building outlines, strengthening openings, and reviewing each section. Preserve the writer’s voice while refining structure, clarity, supporting evidence, and citation formatting across successive drafts.
Review blog posts, landing pages, and guides for readability. Estimate reading difficulty, identify long sentences and jargon, and simplify wording and paragraph structure so broad audiences can follow the content more easily.
Review website text and interface instructions for jargon, complex sentences, and unclear actions. Simplify wording, explain technical terms, and adjust reading difficulty so the intended audience can understand content and follow instructions.
Review interface copy for assumptions about disability, gender, or culture. Suggest neutral wording, clearer instructions, and constructive error messages that guide people through problems without blaming them or relying on culturally specific expressions.
Draft or edit emails, messages, documents, and slides in the user's own voice. Use relevant writing samples to match the audience and medium while preserving the intended meaning, facts, and any wording that should stay.
Analyzes the user's own sent emails, messages, and documents to capture characteristic phrasing, sentence rhythm, and audience-based tone changes. It saves a personal writing profile as a skill for future drafts in the user's voice.
Edit prose that sounds AI-generated while preserving its meaning and the writer’s voice. Review repetitive structures, inflated claims, stock phrases, and unnecessary formatting, then rewrite naturally without inventing facts or losing supported information.
Draft Appwrite blog posts around concrete developer problems and search intent. Structure the article, prepare titles, summaries, FAQs, and article metadata, check product claims against local documentation, and generate a cover image using Appwrite's cover API.
Review existing Appwrite blog posts for tone, structure, SEO, formatting, and product accuracy. Compare claims with local documentation, identify specific problems, and produce a structured report with suggested rewrites and prioritized fixes.
Review and rewrite Chinese product announcements, articles, emails, and README text using eleven style checks. Identify repetitive phrasing, overloaded sentences, vague openings, and decorative language, then revise them into clearer statements suited to each type of writing.
Turn verified facts and calculation results from the shared conversation into a finished draft. Follow the requested language, audience, structure, and length while retaining necessary sources and qualifications without inventing citations or numbers.