Overview
Production from topic to publish-ready piece, in three stages. Research & brief: map what already ranks for your keyword, read the search intent, find the underserved angle, gather three to five citable sources, and shape a writing brief. Draft: write the full piece to that structure. Optimize: a single polishing pass over search signals, readability, structure, snippet metadata and internal links that outputs the deliverable version. Run them in sequence or enter at any stage.
The rules are firm: no 'studies show' without a number you can cite, headings promise only what the body delivers, and every claim and figure stays traceable to a saved source. The piece, its sources and its media bundle live in your workspace.
It is a production line, not a channel: nothing publishes or posts by itself — the finished piece comes back to you and your own outlets. Ask too vaguely ('write about AI') and it pushes back: who reads this, and what's their problem?
Where it helps
- Produce a keyword-and-competition brief, then write the long-form piece from it
- Put an existing draft through an SEO, readability and internal-link tune-up
- Bundle sources, images and tables into a reviewable resource package
- Keep a multi-article series non-overlapping in angle and consistent in structure
#longform#outline#drafting#resources
Examples
Examples describe the request and the shape of the expected deliverable; they are not completed run results.
01Example prompt
Target keyword 'offline transcription privacy': map what ranks, find the gap, and deliver the brief — angle, reader intent, three to five sources, outline. Don't start drafting yet.
Expected output
A writing brief: competitor-angle map, reader-intent read, a cited source list and section outline.
02Example prompt
Put this 2,000-word draft through the optimize stage: lift readability for a technical audience, add subheads to long stretches, propose three internal-link slots, and list every change with its reason.
Expected output
A publish-ready new copy plus a change-by-change optimization log, keeping sources and figures traceable.
Requirements and limits
- Install platforms
- iOS: iOS · Android: Android
- Script runtime
- No script runtime (guidance and workflow)
- Minimum app version
- iOS: 1.7.59
Reviewed permission scope
iOS · Android
- Capabilities
- Read workspace filesWrite workspace files
- Review decision
- Approved
- Review stage
- Static content review
- Reviewed on
- 2026-10-28
Implementation and runtime details
- Adaptation stage
- frozen
iOS
- Capabilities
- Read workspace filesWrite workspace files
Android
- Capabilities
- Read workspace filesWrite workspace files
License and source
Source and trace details
License
MIT
MIT (root LICENSE)
The pinned skill subtree and shipped references were audited; full applicable license and per-file adaptation/asset notes are preserved under references/licenses/ and references/PROVENANCE.md.
- Source
- https://github.com/alirezarezvani/claude-skills
- Upstream path
- marketing-skill/skills/content-production
- Source checked
- 2026-10-26
- Publisher
- JiangNanGenius
- Publication commit (retrieval)
- 25e07dbeeb6cc93c2fe83ddc72a34302cc40832a
- Audited source commit
- 84c524b6fb483e4cad94db076e7d9c9962966c19
- Signed catalog digest
- iOS 46196ba57ed7ea7f22085e74b113207f31193e820ab8983cf7a60eee953f2340 · Android 16de89d019e2057804a40f215485ccb09d5495a25864b34d681168eeaf8f9697
- Publication snapshot (UTC)
- 2026-10-31
Publication commit 25e07dbeeb, audited source 84c524b6fb; catalog digest iOS 46196ba57ed7… · Android 16de89d019e2….
Versions and status
Version records ship with the signed catalog; the target and released versions are shown below.
- Adaptation
- Ready
- Publication state
- Curated skills are available
- Released version
- 1.0.1