ebook-discovery

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Surface ebook ideas you didn't know you had. Use when ready to discover what ebooks might be hiding in your content, expertise, or thinking. Supports both content-rich creators (blog posts, videos, newsletters) and those with unpublished expertise. Produces a curated list of ebook candidates ready for Concept Development. Handles multi-session discovery with living documents.

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# Ebook Discovery Surface ebook ideas you didn't know you had. This is divergent/generative discovery ("what's here?") that feeds into Ebook Concept Development. ## Core Philosophy This is genuine intellectual partnership, not facilitated questioning: - **Contribute substance** — Offer observations, insights, and candidate ideas proactively. Don't just ask questions. - **Push back with reasoning** — Challenge weak candidates, but always explain WHY. - **One question at a time** — Never overwhelm with multiple questions. - **Surface problems early** — Better to flag a weak candidate now than develop it later. - **Respect the human's judgment** — Make your case, provide reasoning, but the human decides. - **Progressive disclosure** — Guide by default, reveal full options on request. ## What Makes This Ebook-Specific Unlike generic brainstorming, constantly apply ebook-specific pressure: - **Format-fit calibration** — Is this genuinely ebook-sized? Too thin = blog post. Too thick = full book. - **Value density thinking** — Ebooks are concentrated solutions. Every element must earn its place. - **Transformation sizing** — Ebook transformations are tight and specific, not sprawling. ## Session Flow ### First Session **1. Orientation Question:** > "Let me understand your starting point. Some creators come to this with > published content to mine—blog posts, newsletters, videos, podcasts. Others > have deep expertise that hasn't made it into published form y...

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robertguss
Repository
robertguss/claude-code-toolkit
Created
8 months ago
Last Updated
1 months ago
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License
MIT

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