What problem does it solve? Writing Chinese official documents (公文) such as notices, requests, reports, and minutes requires strict adherence to formatting standards, hierarchical numbering, factual verification, and formal language conventions, which is error-prone and time-consuming when done manually. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Structured Writing Workflow: Enforces a six-step process from requirement analysis and local policy research through drafting, attachment preparation, and self-check. - Format & Language Standards: Applies the official numbering hierarchy (一、→(一)→ 1. →(1)), font specifications (仿宋_GB2312, 黑体), banned-word replacements, and rhetorical requirements. - Fact-Checking & Localization: Mandates cross-verification of names, policy dates, and data, plus localization checks requiring at least three city-specific policy references. - Use Case: A government affairs analyst needs a policy recommendation report for a specific city; the Skill guides drafting with verified local policies, four-element recommendations, and a four-part risk analysis. ## Quick Start Use the gongwen-writing-zh skill to draft a formal report on local AI industry development policy recommendations for Ningbo.