What problem does it solve? Draft reports produced by AI assistants often read as machine-generated: em dashes everywhere, negation cascades, inline source parentheticals, hedged opinions, and undefined strategy jargon. This Skill enforces a consistent analyst house style so a consolidated report reads as written by a senior human analyst. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Hard style rules: Bans em dashes, "not X, not Y, not Z" cascades, Strategist inference: prefixes, inline citations, hollow openings, and tl;dr closers, with a final-pass checklist to verify each rule. - Opinion signalling and structure: Provides a graded conviction scale (tentative to provocative), three permitted opening-paragraph patterns, and sentence-variation guidance modelled on Damodaran's Musings on Markets and Thompson's Stratechery. - Footnoted citations and jargon control: Enforces numbered footnote citations with a bibliography grouped by source type, and requires strategy terms like wedge, flywheel, TAM, and moat to be defined on first use or rewritten away. - Use Case: After assembling working notes for a Figma strategy report, run the final consolidation pass to rewrite openings, convert inline sources to footnotes, and tick the checklist before handing the document to slop-detector and readability-check. ## Quick Start Apply the strategist-voice house style to my draft report and run the final-pass checklist before returning the finished markdown.
