Skills
Content type expertise packages. Each skill defines structure, strategy, constraints, and QA rules for a specific asset type.
What Skills Are
Skills package expertise for a specific content type into a single authoritative Markdown file. They define:
- Structure — Required sections, sequence, and hierarchy
- Strategy — Purpose, positioning, and persuasion logic
- Constraints — What to avoid, length limits, tone rules
- QA rules — Preflight checks before shipping
Skills are distinct from context:
- Skills define format + strategy
- Context defines voice, audience, offers, and claims
When a skill is used, it loads the appropriate context files to produce output that is both structurally correct and factually accurate.
Core Skills
Landing Page
Complete conversion-focused page
Website Hero
Above-the-fold section
Blog Post
Long-form article or guide
LinkedIn Post
Social content for LinkedIn feed
Cold Email
Outbound sales email
GitHub Skills
GitHub README
Conversion-focused README with hooks and CTAs
GitHub About Description
One-sentence repository description for search
GitHub Release Notes
Structured release notes with stability declarations
Additional skills available in the repository: About Page, Services Page, Contact Page, FAQ, Case Study, Proposal Document, Sales Deck, LinkedIn Profile, Twitter/X, CTA Block, Proof Block, NotebookLM, and more.
How Skills Work
- Request triggers skill — User asks for a specific content type (e.g., "write a landing page")
- Skill loads — The corresponding
.mdfile is loaded - Context is loaded — Voice DNA, ICP, Business Profile, Claims Policy are loaded as needed
- Input gate applies — Required inputs are verified before proceeding
- Output is generated — Following the skill's structure and context constraints
- QA checks run — Preflight checks ensure output meets quality standards
Skills prevent format drift and ensure consistent quality across all content types.