Draft Markdown-ready founder stories from working session notes.
npx skills add https://github.com/slavochek2/claritypledge --skill story-slavochek2
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: story Source: https://github.com/slavochek2/claritypledge/tree/main/.claude/commands/slava/content/story Command: npx skills add https://github.com/slavochek2/claritypledge --skill story-slavochek2
Draft concise founder stories from working sessions, turning scattered notes into a coherent narrative.
Feed your working session notes and specify the desired format to generate a Markdown-ready founder story.
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To turn working session notes into a founder story, feed the scattered conversation notes into the story processor and specify a desired format. It extracts key narrative blocks to generate a Markdown-ready draft with hierarchy, quotes, and proof points.
The narrative arc used for drafting founder marketing content consists of Block, Question, Insight, Shift, and Proof. This structure captures the tension, turning point, and takeaway from conversations to create compelling storytelling outputs.
Yes, you can generate blog posts from scattered conversation insights by processing the working session notes. The system identifies the story arc, selects a hook, and formats the draft with sections and quotes for immediate content creation.
The best way to format founder journey narratives is creating a Markdown-ready draft with defined sections, quotes, and optional proof points. This format captures the story arc and turning points for direct use in marketing content and newsletters.
No, the story generation process does not require structured input notes. It is designed to take scattered notes from working sessions and turn them into a coherent narrative outline by extracting the underlying tension and turning points.
You need to use a narrative arc for content creation when transforming raw working sessions into engaging founder stories. Applying the Block, Question, Insight, Shift, and Proof structure ensures your newsletters and blog posts capture the journey effectively.
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