social-doc-writer

This skill transforms social research into Feishu DocX or Wiki documents by normalizing findings into structured sections like background, scope, findings, risks, and next steps, then executing a write operation to produce a shareable document with metadata.

The best way to structure social research for a Wiki is to package the findings with clear sections: background, scope, findings, evidence links, risks, and next steps, ensuring all metadata and source links are preserved for stakeholder sharing.

Yes, you can append new social research content to an existing Feishu Wiki node. The skill applies a designated write operation to append findings while preserving the original document's structure, metadata, and evidence links.

Yes, the generated Feishu document preserves evidence links from your research. The skill ensures that all source links and metadata from your social research are maintained in the final DocX or Wiki output.

When turning social research into a Feishu document, the content is normalized into specific sections: background, scope, findings, evidence links, risks, and next steps, creating a complete package ready for stakeholder review.

No, you do not need pre-formatted notes. The skill takes your collected social research findings and automatically normalizes them into the required structured sections for the Feishu DocX or Wiki write operation.