What problem does it solve? Writers covering out-of-home advertising for Insite OOH need drafts that match the publication's measured house voice without altering any campaign facts, and need a way to detect tone mismatches, banned vocabulary, and boilerplate closers before publication. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Four operating modes: check a draft against a ten-item voice checklist, rewrite tone while preserving every fact, explain the largest mismatches ranked by editorial cost, or score house-style fit on six 0-100 dimensions. - Fact-preservation contract: rewrite mode inventories every particular (brand, dates, locations, formats, prices, slogans) before editing and verifies the output item by item, marking gaps as [VERIFY: ...] instead of inventing detail. - Evidence-based voice profile: reference files define tone sliders, lead and headline patterns, rhythm figures, banned vocabulary, Arabic transliteration rules, and boilerplate closers that must never be reproduced. - Use Case: A writer pastes a draft about a Dubai billboard campaign and asks whether it sounds like Insite OOH; the skill runs check mode, quotes evidence from the draft, and offers a tone-only rewrite with a changes list. ## Quick Start Check whether this draft matches the Insite OOH house voice and rewrite only its tone without changing any facts.
