What problem does it solve? Writing consistent, high-quality financial-literacy articles at scale is hard: drafts drift in structure, voice, sourcing rigor, and tone. This Skill enforces the Financially Sovereign Academy's fixed 13-part article structure, evidence tiers, voice rules, and review rubric so every Money Ideas article teaches the reasoning beneath a money rule instead of handing learners a rule to memorize. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Six operational modes: editorial brief, article draft, article audit, audience adaptation, print companion, and Spanish adaptation brief, each with defined inputs, outputs, and stopping points. - Standards enforcement: applies the 13-part structure, evidence tiers (A/B/C), originality protocol, Bitcoin language rules, banned-phrase list, and a 10-dimension scoring rubric where any dimension below 4 blocks approval. - Human-review handoff: always stops at status drafted with reviewStatus human-review-required, listing unresolved decisions; it never approves, publishes, or invents sources. - Use Case: Ask it to draft a new Money Ideas article on opportunity cost for a reentry audience, and it produces the metadata block, full 13-part draft, companion source file, rubric scores, originality note, and the list of citations a human must confirm. ## Quick Start Use the fsa-educational-writer skill to write an editorial brief for a new Money Ideas article about emergency funds for the workforce audience.
