ingredient-research

Name: ingredient-research
Availability: InStock
Author: stefan-georgi

Generates citation-backed ingredient research reports in Markdown format.

13|5|Updated Mar 20, 2026

Search Tags:#copywriting #mechanism #supplement #clinical-studies #ingredient-research #dr-proof

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npx skills add https://github.com/stefan-georgi/dtc-copywriting-skills --skill ingredient-research

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Skill: ingredient-research
Source: https://github.com/stefan-georgi/dtc-copywriting-skills/tree/main/skills/ingredient-research
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/stefan-georgi/dtc-copywriting-skills --skill ingredient-research

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Marketers and copywriters often lack reliable, citation‑backed evidence for each ingredient in a product, making it hard to craft persuasive, compliant copy that meets strict direct‑response quality gates.

Core Features & Use Cases

Systematic Ingredient Gathering: Retrieves clinical studies, dosage data, bioavailability, and mechanism of action for each ingredient.
DR‑Ready Proof Points: Produces specific, sourced claim statements with strength ratings and compliance notes.
Cross‑Ingredient Analysis: Identifies synergies, contraindications, evidence gaps, and suggests mechanism angles.
Multi‑Category Support: Works for supplements, skincare, food, and other product types, adjusting research focus accordingly.
Integration Ready: Output feeds directly into downstream RMBC skills such as mechanism ideation and copy audit.

Quick Start

Run the ingredient-research skill with my product name and ingredient list to receive a detailed research brief.

Frequently Asked Questions about ingredient-research

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema

How do I find clinical studies and mechanism of action data for supplement ingredients?▼

Ingredient research for direct-response copy requires sourced claim statements with strength ratings and compliance notes. This approach retrieves clinical studies and bioavailability data to produce DR-ready proof points that meet strict direct-response quality gates.

Can I research skincare and food product ingredients the same way as supplements?▼

Ingredient research applies to supplements, skincare, food, and other product categories by adjusting research focus accordingly. It generates per-ingredient briefs and cross-ingredient analysis regardless of the specific product type.

What is the best way to identify synergies and contraindications across multiple product ingredients?▼

Cross-ingredient analysis identifies synergies, contraindications, and evidence gaps by evaluating clinical studies and mechanism of action data. It generates structured markdown briefs suggesting mechanism angles for multiple product ingredients.

How do I create direct-response proof points with compliance notes for copywriting?▼

DR-ready proof points are created by generating specific, sourced claim statements with strength ratings and compliance notes. This relies on collecting clinical studies and dosage data to produce persuasive, compliant copywriting evidence.

Does ingredient research output integrate directly into downstream mechanism ideation and copy audits?▼

Ingredient research output feeds directly into downstream RMBC skills like mechanism ideation and copy audit. The structured markdown briefs containing citation-backed evidence provide the necessary input for these subsequent copywriting tasks.