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v1.0.0MIT

Writing and content-craft toolkit: draft long-form articles and guides in a distinctive voice (article-writing), develop personal/analytical essays (developing-essays), write and audit persuasive marketing copy (persuasive-copywriting), learn and reproduce a writer's voice from exemplars (style-learner), shape raw material into articles conversationally or beat-by-beat (writing-shape, writing-beats), mine and collect raw fragments before structuring (writing-fragments), apply Strunk's rules for clear concise prose (writing-clearly-and-concisely), strip AI tells from text (writing-humanizer), extract the functional DNA and trope maps from source works for adaptation (dna-extraction), and build a DDD-style ubiquitous-language glossary (ubiquitous-language).

persuasive-copywriting

Write, audit, and analyze persuasive marketing copy using an evidence-based tactics library (framing, scarcity, social proof, CTAs, numeric framing), sentence craft (AIDCA structure, benefits-vs-features, power words, readability gates), and a linguistics-of-voice toolkit (stance/appraisal vocabulary, five-layer Voice DNA model, marker lexicons). Use when: (1) writing or improving landing pages, product descriptions, CTAs, emails, headlines, or ad copy; (2) auditing/critiquing copy — detecting buzzwords/AI-slop, weak framing, hedging, or poor readability and proposing fixes; (3) characterizing or reproducing a writer's voice; (4) researching a product's competitive landscape and adapting copy to win in it (pairs with firecrawl-shop). Triggers: "write copy", "make this more persuasive", "improve this CTA/headline", "critique this copy", "is this on-brand", "match this voice", "does this sound like AI".

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