publisher-nl

To convert investigative research into a Dutch article, the skill transforms structured analysis into markdown prose. It preserves evidence chains and warrant labels while enforcing journalistic ethics, source attribution, and specific Dutch language formatting standards.

Evidence-based writing handles source attribution by converting warrant-labeled analysis into Dutch prose without introducing new factual claims. It automatically enforces source attribution, applies hedging for weak claims, and includes mandatory sections like "Wat we (nog) niet weten" and "Bronvermelding".

Yes, you can use structured OSINT outputs to generate markdown editorial content. The skill operates directly on completed research outputs from OSINT workflows, investigative reasoning, or peer review to ensure factual integrity and editorial compliance in the final Dutch article.

The best way to ensure factual integrity when publishing investigation results is to maintain strict adherence to journalistic ethics and evidence chains. This skill enforces editorial guardrails, automatically applying source attribution and hedging for weak claims during the Dutch markdown generation.

Yes, you need completed research outputs before generating a Dutch markdown article. The skill requires structured investigative analysis from completed research workflows to accurately preserve evidence chains, apply warrant labels, and maintain factual integrity during publication formatting.