copy

Orchestrate end-to-end copy workflows from discovery to verification.

Updated Aug 27, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/PeterSalvato/joinery --skill copy-petersalvato
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
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Skill: copy
Source: https://github.com/PeterSalvato/joinery/tree/main/skills/copy
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/PeterSalvato/joinery --skill copy-petersalvato

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill coordinates a repeatable, end-to-end copy workflow that moves from initial discovery to final verification, translating rough ideas into polished, publish-ready pages.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Dispatches grip-test, knowledge, voice-sample, and copy-verify in sequence to build a complete editorial flow.
  • Enables editing existing pages or creating new content while preserving Petersalvato's voice and style.
  • Provides a structured, auditable process that documents decisions and changes for each page.

Quick Start

Provide a target page topic or path and request a complete editorial write-through from discovery to verification.

Frequently Asked Questions about copy

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I automate editorial workflows from story discovery to verification?

You can automate editorial workflows by coordinating a structured sequence of discovery, knowledge gathering, voice sampling, and verification phases to move rough ideas into publish-ready pages. This ensures a repeatable and auditable copy workflow.

What is a grip-test in copywriting and when do I need it?

A grip-test in copywriting is an initial discovery phase used to evaluate and establish the conceptual foundation of a story. You need it when starting an end-to-end editorial workflow to ensure the topic has sufficient substance before proceeding to knowledge gathering and voice sampling.

How do I edit existing pages while preserving the original voice and style?

To edit existing pages while preserving voice and style, you apply voice sampling protocols during the editorial workflow. This captures the original tonal characteristics and applies them throughout the revision process, ensuring the updated content remains consistent with the established voice.

Can I use voice protocols to maintain consistency across new content creation?

Yes, voice protocols are explicitly designed to maintain consistency across new content creation. By integrating voice sampling into the editorial workflow, the system captures the required tonal characteristics and applies them to new pages, ensuring stylistic alignment with existing content.

Do I need access to knowledge archives to run an end-to-end copy workflow?

Yes, access to knowledge archives is required to run an end-to-end copy workflow. The workflow coordinates with knowledge skills to gather necessary context and background information during the creation or editing process, ensuring the final copy is accurate and verified.

What is the best way to verify copy during an editorial workflow?

The best way to verify copy during an editorial workflow is to dispatch a dedicated verification phase at the end of the process. This step checks the assembled pages against project standards and documents the decisions and changes made during the workflow.