What problem does it solve? Before writing a WeChat official account article, creators often skip the editorial decision step, leading to unfounded claims, unclear angles, and articles that cannot be traced back to verified facts. This Skill runs a structured editorial meeting that captures confirmed facts, author opinions, angle, and thesis into an auditable decision draft before drafting begins. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Guided editorial Q&A: Asks one question at a time along a dependency chain (facts → opinions → angle → thesis → practice → boundaries) so no decision is skipped. - Incremental form writing: Writes each confirmed decision into an editorial draft form via append/remove/replace operations, with deduplication and explicit deletion of rejected events. - Research-driven questioning: Uses pre-generated event cards and research briefs (anomalies, interest conflicts, event relationships) to propose candidate theses and ask grounded questions instead of generic prompts. - Use Case: A creator selects a trending topic about an AI acquisition. The Skill walks them through confirming reported facts, stating their own judgment, choosing an angle, and locking a thesis, while recording unverified claims as forbidden content for the drafting stage. ## Quick Start Start an editorial meeting for the selected topic and help me confirm the facts, my angle, and the article thesis before drafting.
