long-form-contentlisted

# long-form-content Long-form writing in three distinct modes: 1. **Essay** — thesis-driven pieces between 3,000 and 8,000 words. Default length 3,500 words. Structured around a thesis, three to five pillar arguments, a counter-position, and a synthesis. 2. **Podcast prep** — episode outline with 8-12 question blocks, talking points, transitions, sound bites, and show notes structure. 3. **Conference talk** — three-act structure, slide deck outline, speaker notes, Q&A prep, and CFP abstract. This skill produces the structure and first draft. For short-form content (blog posts under 1,500 words, threads, newsletters), use `content-writer`. ## When to use this skill - You are writing an essay, in-depth guide, or thought leadership piece. - You are preparing to appear on a podcast as a guest or host. - You are writing a conference talk and need the structure, slides outline, and CFP abstract. - You want a speaker notes document alongside a slide outline. - You are preparing for a long-form interview or panel. ## When NOT to use this skill - You need short-form content: blog posts under 1,500 words, threads, or newsletters. Use `content-writer` instead. - You need a product landing page. Use `landing-page-fast`. - You need a business proposal. Use `proposal-writer`. - You need marketing strategy. Use `marketing-strategist`. ## Inputs **Common to all modes**: - **Mode**: essay | podcast prep | conference talk - **Topic**: what the piece is about (one parag