draft-articlelisted

Write or structure a useful article from an approved Article Brief, source material, notes, or interviews. Use for outlines, drafts, guides, cases, expert columns, and automatic article generation when a reader task and evidence must become an evidence-linked draft. Before a full named-author draft, decide whether real author contribution is required, recommended, or not needed; preserve permitted authorial first person while limiting experiential first-person claims to supplied evidence. Keep keyword, audit, Brief, MCP, schema, and other production-only metadata outside reader copy unless the subject genuinely requires it. Do not use to edit a final draft or publish.
flexim-io/seo-writers · ★ 1 · Data & Documents · score 74

Install: claude install-skill flexim-io/seo-writers

# Draft an article Move an approved Article Brief to an honest, useful draft. Build around the reader's action and available evidence. Never replace missing proof with smooth generic copy. ## Responsibility `draft-article`: - verifies that the Article Brief is ready; - runs author-contribution preflight before a full draft; - builds structure around the reader's useful action; - writes only from allowed claims and supplied evidence; - exposes gaps and hands the result directly to `edit-article`. It does not silently change the promise, audience, product role, or scope; turn assumptions into facts; perform final editing; create a CMS record; or publish. ## Inputs and priority Use the fullest available package: 1. a `ready` `audit-content-library` `pre-brief` report and differentiation contract; 2. the approved Article Brief, including the owned job, exclusion zones, and internal-link handoffs; 3. a `ready` `authorVoiceHandoff` from `load-author-voice` when assigned-author voice is required; 4. an author evidence bundle containing real interviews, answers, artifacts, decisions, observations, failures, boundaries, or actual use; 5. evidence such as data, code, screenshots, and examples; 6. sources and claim permissions; 7. editorial policy; 8. mode: `structure`, `draft`, or `automatic`. The Brief may use another format, but it must identify language and format, reader and situation, useful action, promise and non-goals, search intent and scope, target keyword and approv