What problem does it solve?
Writing short-form essays and blog posts that sound like you—not like an AI—is hard. Most tools focus on grammar or length but miss the voice that makes writing distinctive. This skill solves that by making voice fidelity the central, owned dimension of its review rubric, and by enforcing a strict draft to review to revise lifecycle that catches coherence failures, numeric inconsistencies, and generic AI cadence before publication.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Voice-Grounded Lifecycle: Draft, review, and revise essays through a canonical three-phase lifecycle ending at a READY state with a documented publish handoff.
- Corpus-Grounded Voice Fidelity: The skill scores voice as the highest-weighted rubric dimension (weight 7/44) and requires every voice deduction to quote a corpus exemplar.
- Deterministic Pre-Flight Gates: Runs blocking numeric-consistency and hyperlink-resolution checks before expensive content review, plus advisory rhetoric lint, to catch mechanical errors early.
- Use Case: A blogger or technical writer can use this skill to produce a 500–1500 word essay that passes a 9-dimension rubric (≥35/44), preserves their unique voice signatures across revisions, and arrives at a .latest-resolvable markdown body ready for their site's TSX deploy pipeline.
Quick Start
Use the essay skill to draft a short-form voice-grounded essay from your project's brief and voice docs, then run the review and revise commands until the thread reaches READY with an advance score of at least 35 out of 44.