writing-with-agents

Capture content from a URL, file path, or raw text and produce a structured Flowers research-source note

This template defines the full frontmatter and body structure for research-source notes created by the `/writing-with-agents:capture` command.

Configure session defaults for writing workflows (vault path, content type preferences)

Orchestrate a multi-article content strategy from research corpus through domain mapping, content planning, and production

Orchestrate a single article through the Flowers writing cycle (Madman, Whirlybird, Architect, Carpenter, Judge, Quality Rubric)

Use when organizing raw material into a coherent structure, defining the throughline of a piece, building an outline, or making strategic decisions about what to include and cut from generated content.

Use when writing prose from a structured outline, building draft content section by section, or constructing clear sentences and paragraphs from an approved blueprint.

Use when planning a multi-article content strategy from a research corpus, creating domain maps for content topology, building production plans for pillar and cluster articles, or tracking cross-article production.

Use when editing a draft, checking for AI voice patterns, reviewing prose quality, running readability analysis, auditing consistency, or validating SEO requirements on finished content.

Use when capturing research artifacts to a vault or knowledge base, formatting source citations, saving synthesized connections from a writing project, or enriching a knowledge base with produced content.

Use when brainstorming ideas, generating raw material, or starting the creative phase of a writing project. Invoke for topic exploration, idea generation, angle discovery, or producing abundant raw content before organizing.

Use when scoring finished content against quality dimensions, evaluating whether a piece meets publishable standards, or determining which workflow phase needs rework based on quality gaps.

Use when ingesting source material for a writing project, building a knowledge map from notes and documents, identifying research gaps, or preparing a research corpus for content creation.

Use when writing content targeting search visibility, optimizing articles for keywords and featured snippets, planning SEO-aware heading architecture, or validating on-page SEO elements.

Use when creating nonlinear outlines, generating mindmap diagrams for article structure, mapping a knowledge domain visually, or bridging raw ideas into structured options for the user to select from.