Tim Simpson

You can generate engaging, human prose for any external-facing text — blog posts, articles, emails, social media, documentation, letters, advocacy copy, and newsletters. Every draft passes through a review gate, and the learn skill refines your voice registers based on your manual edits.

Writers, content marketers, newsletter authors, and advocates who produce reader-facing copy and want output matching their personal voice. It suits anyone who wants generated drafts reviewed against a consistent style register rather than generic prose.

Invoke /copydesk:init to initialize copydesk on your machine. The init skill creates the user data directory, copies templates, and walks you through extracting your first voice register. Run init again later whenever you want to add an additional register.

After you manually edit a generated piece, invoke the learn skill. It analyzes your edits and proposes improvements to registers, skill rules, and review agents. It also runs automatically during the review gate to save snapshots of revisions.

You need an environment that supports skill invocation via slash commands such as /copydesk:init. No other external dependencies are listed in the manifest; initialization creates the required data directory and copies templates locally on your machine.