From creator-stack
Generates structured written content for newsletters, YouTube scripts, guides, sales pages, Twitter threads, LinkedIn posts, and Substack notes. Activates on write, draft, or create content requests.
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Generalized writing skill for producing written content across all platforms and formats. This skill handles the structure, format, and platform conventions for each content type. Voice and brand compliance are applied through explicit skill invocation.
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Generalized writing skill for producing written content across all platforms and formats. This skill handles the structure, format, and platform conventions for each content type. Voice and brand compliance are applied through explicit skill invocation.
Based on the user's request, determine which content type applies and load the corresponding reference file for platform-specific structure and conventions.
| Content Type | Reference File | Key Patterns |
|---|---|---|
| Newsletter issue | references/newsletter.md | Substack structure, sections, CTAs |
| YouTube script | references/youtube-script.md | Hook, intro, content, CTA, outro |
| Guide/cheatsheet | references/guide.md | Problem, framework, steps, takeaway |
| Sales/product copy | references/sales-page.md | Headline, problem, solution, proof, CTA |
| Twitter/X post | references/twitter.md | Character limits, thread structure |
| LinkedIn post | references/linkedin.md | Professional tone, post structure |
| Substack Note | references/substack-notes.md | Short-form, engagement hooks |
| YouTube community post | references/youtube-community-post.md | 288-char rule, templates, CTAs |
If the content type is ambiguous, ask the user to clarify before proceeding.
Follow this sequence for every content production task:
Identify the content type from the user's request. Match against the table above. If the request spans multiple types (e.g., "write a newsletter and a Twitter thread promoting it"), handle each as a separate content piece using the appropriate reference.
Read the corresponding reference file from references/. This provides the structural template, length guidelines, and platform-specific conventions for the content type.
Before drafting, ensure you have:
Ask the user for any missing critical context. Don't guess at the topic or key message.
Write the first draft following the platform reference structure. Focus on:
Do NOT worry about voice at this stage — structure and substance come first.
Invoke the creator-stack:voice skill to transform the draft into Kenny's authentic voice. This is an explicit invocation — the voice skill applies all voice rules, anti-patterns, and formatting conventions.
The voice skill handles: parenthetical asides, sentence rhythm, fragments, casual vocabulary, counterpoint patterns, functional headers, and raw-over-polished quality.
Invoke the creator-stack:brand-guidelines skill to verify the content meets brand standards. This covers: visual identity references, brand terminology, tone alignment, and any brand-specific constraints.
Deliver the final draft with:
This skill explicitly invokes creator-stack:voice as part of every content production workflow. Voice is applied after the structural draft is complete but before brand compliance.
Why voice is separate: Keeping voice rules in a dedicated personality skill means they stay consistent across all content types. The writing skill handles what to write and how to structure it. The voice skill handles how it sounds.
Invocation point: Step 5 of the standard workflow. Never skip this step.
This skill explicitly invokes creator-stack:brand-guidelines as the final quality gate before presenting content to the user.
Why brand compliance is separate: Brand guidelines (logos, colors, terminology, visual identity) are maintained centrally in the creator-stack:brand-guidelines skill. This skill delegates that check rather than duplicating brand rules.
Invocation point: Step 6 of the standard workflow. Runs after voice application.
Before presenting final content, verify:
creator-stack:voice invoked and voice rules appliedcreator-stack:brand-guidelines invoked and brand compliance verified