Prose editing and drafting built on Deirdre McCloskey's Economical Writing: the editor agent critiques a draft line by line and refuses to rewrite it, the critique skill runs a document through editor and reports the findings with no edits made, the tighten skill runs the same process but applies every safe and structural edit automatically, and the skeleton skill builds a new piece from the inside out, core idea first, then every topic sentence, then the joints, then the prose.
3 skills · 1 agent
Editorial tools for developing and stress-testing story pitches: the managing-editor agent gives a single Socratic editorial read (green light / revise / kill), the sharpen skill runs a pitch through that one editor for a quick verdict, and the page-one-meeting skill simulates a full multi-persona page-one meeting that debates a pitch and delivers a verdict.
2 skills · 1 agent
Technical writing that respects the reader's time: the write skill drafts and updates READMEs, install guides, and dev docs, verifying every path, command, and flag against the actual code before describing it, and cutting the reassurance, closing flourishes, and leftover conversation that bloat docs without telling the reader anything.
1 skill