One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/wangcb8i8i/agent-skills --skill article-retelling
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: article-retelling
Source: https://github.com/wangcb8i8i/agent-skills/tree/main/article-retelling
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/wangcb8i8i/agent-skills --skill article-retelling

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Manually rewriting source content (from URLs, files, or pasted text) into original, publishable articles is time-consuming and often results in stiff, AI-generated or translation-like tone that fails to engage human readers. This Skill automates the entire retelling workflow to produce natural, human-sounding articles that retain the core value of the original content while sounding like they were written by a real person.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • End-to-end retelling pipeline: Handles full workflow from source ingestion (URLs, local files, pasted text) to analysis, structure proposal, narrative reconstruction, and final publishable output.
  • Style and voice alignment: Matches 5 predefined writing styles (calm analysis, sharp opinion, tutorial, narrative, essay) and anchors to a natural human voice, eliminating AI clichés, translation artifacts, and stiff formal tone.
  • Multi-source content processing: Supports processing multiple input sources, cross-referencing information, resolving content conflicts, and merging overlapping points into a cohesive original narrative.
  • Built-in quality guardrails: Includes structured approval gates, taste checks, and mechanical quality inspections to ensure output is self-contained, free of AI markers, and ready for publication on blogs, social media, or editorial platforms.

Quick Start

Use the article-retelling skill to rewrite the provided source content (URL, file path, or pasted text) into a natural, publishable article that matches your specified writing style and target audience.

Frequently Asked Questions about article-retelling

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I rewrite source content into a publishable article that doesn't sound AI-generated?

To rewrite source content into a publishable article without AI tone, you can use a content repurposing workflow that analyzes URLs or pasted text and reconstructs the narrative to match a natural human voice. This eliminates stiff AI clichés and translation artifacts.

Can I cross-reference multiple URLs or files when repurposing content into a blog post?

Yes, you can cross-reference multiple URLs or local files when repurposing content. The system resolves information conflicts and merges overlapping points from multiple sources into a single cohesive, original narrative.

How do I match a specific writing style like sharp opinion or calm analysis when rewriting articles?

You can match specific writing styles like sharp opinion or calm analysis by selecting from predefined voice anchors during the narrative reconstruction phase. This aligns the final output with your target authorial tone.

What's the best way to ensure rewritten articles are ready for editorial publication?

The best way to ensure rewritten articles are editorial-ready is to pass them through built-in quality guardrails. These perform taste checks and mechanical inspections via structured approval gates to verify the output is self-contained and publishable.

Does this content repurposing method work for social media posts and tutorial articles?

Yes, this content repurposing method works for social media posts and tutorial articles. It supports transforming raw reference material into various formats by aligning the narrative structure with your chosen target audience and style.

Why does my rewritten content still sound like a machine translation?

Rewritten content sounds like machine translation due to residual AI markers and stiff formal tone. An article retelling workflow specifically targets and removes these translation artifacts by anchoring the text to a natural human voice.