ewEveryday Writer master dispatcher for an AI writing companion. Use when the user invokes $ew, /ew, or asks for help writing anything for publication: newsletters, LinkedIn posts, tweets, Substack Notes, landing pages, sales copy, creative writing, storytelling, fiction scenes, screenplays, outlines,
auditRewrite existing text under the EW anti-AI rules and the writer's voice profile, then show a structured before/after with specific failure analysis. Use when the user pastes a draft and asks to fix, tighten, de-slop, humanize, critique, or improve it. version: "0.3.0
failure-libraryAn annotated library of real AI writing failure patterns with full dissection. Use to teach a writer what AI slop actually looks like, diagnose why a specific passage reads as machine-written, or explain the mechanism behind a pattern. version: "0.3.0
linkedinWrite LinkedIn posts and articles that earn attention without performing for it. Use for professional social posts, thought-leadership pieces, and career or company announcements. Enforces the EW anti-AI rules and the writer's voice profile. version: "0.3.0
newsletter-creativeWrite story-driven, narrative-first newsletters using a 5-beat Hero's Journey structure. Use for personal essays, voice-driven issues, and any newsletter where the writing itself is the product. Enforces the EW anti-AI rules and the writer's voice profile. version: "0.3.0
newsletter-technicalWrite insight-driven technical newsletters: tutorials, analysis, industry breakdowns, how-tos, and data-led explainers. Use when the newsletter's value is the information rather than the narrative. Enforces the EW anti-AI rules, specificity standards, and the writer's voice profile. version: "0.3.0
outlineTurn a vague idea into a tight, format-specific outline through structured interrogation. Use when the user is stuck on structure, does not know what to write, or has a topic but no angle. Works for newsletters, sales pages, posts, scenes, and scripts. version: "0.3.0
sales-copyWrite sales pages, email sequences, and direct-response copy that converts through clarity and specificity rather than manipulation. Use for launches, offers, and conversion-focused email. Enforces the EW anti-AI rules, proof standards, and the writer's voice profile. version: "0.3.0
scene-structureWrite fiction scenes, chapters, and prose passages using professional scene mechanics. Use for novels, short stories, and any narrative prose. Enforces show-don't-tell discipline, the EW anti-AI rules, and the writer's voice profile. version: "0.3.0
script-writingWrite screenplays and scripts for film, television, YouTube, video essays, documentaries, sketches, and short-form social video. Use for scripted scenes, screenplay formatting, audience-retention scripting, and format-specific revision. Enforces format discipline, visual writing standards, and the E
substack-notesWrite Substack Notes that work as genuine fragments with an actual idea inside them, not miniaturized newsletters. Use for Substack Notes and similar short posts. Enforces the EW anti-AI rules and the writer's voice profile. version: "0.3.0
tweetsWrite standalone tweets and X threads that carry a real idea in minimal space. Use for X/Twitter posts, threads, and short-form hooks. Enforces compression discipline, the EW anti-AI rules, and the writer's voice profile. version: "0.3.0
voiceManage EW voice profiles. Use when the user wants to switch voices, add a new voice, write as someone else, set up a ghostwriting client, list or rename their voices, import an existing profile, recalibrate how a voice sounds, or delete one. Handles both the user's own voice and subject voices built
web-copyWrite website copy, landing pages, and homepage writing that converts without lying. Use for hero sections, feature pages, about pages, and product marketing copy. Enforces the EW anti-AI rules, specificity standards, and the writer's voice profile. version: "0.3.0
workspaceManage EW local storage and Obsidian writing workspaces. Use when the user wants to connect or disconnect an Obsidian vault, inspect storage status, migrate complete managed workspaces, or create and list topic projects for their writing second brain. version: "0.3.0
world-builderBuild the world a story hangs on: characters, locations, factions, rules, and history. Use before or alongside fiction and screenwriting work when the setting needs to be consistent. Runs a layered questioner, generates a structured world bible, and can reverse-map existing drafts into characters, p