Refine blog post drafts for accuracy, brand voice, and AI artifacts.
npx skills add https://github.com/pulse-energy-eu/geo-content --skill refine-pulse-energy-eu
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: refine Source: https://github.com/pulse-energy-eu/geo-content/tree/main/.claude/skills/refine Command: npx skills add https://github.com/pulse-energy-eu/geo-content --skill refine-pulse-energy-eu
This Skill acts as an expert editor that refines a blog post draft to ensure factual accuracy, preserve brand voice, and remove AI generation artifacts, reducing editing time and rework.
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To refine a blog post draft for factual accuracy and brand voice, this Skill analyzes your text against customer context files, removes AI-generation artifacts, and outputs a production-ready -final.md file while preserving the original draft.
To enforce brand voice consistency when editing blog drafts, the Skill reads customer context from {customer-folder}/company-context-*.md files and applies your specific terminology and tone uniformly across all text sections.
Refining a draft preserves your YAML frontmatter and editorial workflow by keeping metadata intact, automatically updating the dateModified field when needed, and outputting a separate -final.md file for publishing readiness.
The best way to verify factual accuracy and citations in blog content is using an automated editorial check that validates facts against sources, checks for brand context drift, and flags ambiguities before publishing.
To publish a blog post after the draft refinement process, run /framer {output-path} or use /webflow and /wordpress commands on the generated -final.md file to push your production-ready content directly to your CMS.
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