deep-research-article

To write a deep-research article, this skill builds an internet-backed source dossier and evidence ledger, then structures your content logically from thesis to supporting moves and objections. It enforces a rigorous QA workflow to ensure mainline coherence before drafting the final cohesive article.

The best way to turn researched article content into presentation slides is using the slide-extraction table. This skill generates a presentation-ready slide map that maps claims to visuals, following an infographic handoff contract for easy deck generation across contexts like sermon notes or product narratives.

Yes, you can generate a thesis-driven policy explainer without providing sources because this skill carries out internet-backed deep research by default. It collects online sources, extracts evidence into a claim-evidence ledger, and structures the argument flow before drafting the final article.

Yes, the article-writing process explicitly handles counterarguments and objections. The skill structures content by mapping a central thesis to supporting moves and anticipated objections, ensuring the final output is a cohesive, evidence-led article with critical thinking integrated.

You map claims to visuals for an infographic deck using the slide-extraction table produced by this skill. It extracts key elements from your deep-research article and outputs a presentation-ready slide map that directly connects your evidence and claims to appropriate visual formats.

You should use an evidence-led article workflow instead of drafting directly when your topic requires deep research and critical thinking before presentation. Use this approach for sermon notes, tech explainers, or product narratives where the final deck must be built from a strong reasoning artifact.