Three skills that work together on writing tasks.
You need a team for writing. By breaking down the process, you bring the best out from agents.
planner → writer → copy-editor
(what) (draft) (review)
Each skill does one job. Use them alone or chain them together.
| Skill | Job | Status |
|---|---|---|
| planner | Outline, research, structure | Ready |
| writer | Draft with voice and rhythm | Ready |
| copy-editor | Review, detect AI patterns, transform | Ready |
Planner prepares:
- Clarifies the goal
- Analyzes the audience
- Gathers research
- Creates an outline
- Defines the voice
Writer drafts:
- Follows the structure
- Writes with voice (sounds human, has opinions)
- Uses specific details
- Varies rhythm
- Flags gaps instead of making things up
Copy-editor reviews:
- Detects 26 AI writing patterns
- Rewrites problematic sections
- Checks rhythm (no staccato overcorrection)
- Runs pre-publish checklist
- Transforms slop into human writing
Full team:
git clone https://github.com/keshav55/writing_team.git /tmp/writing_team
cp -r /tmp/writing_team/skills/* ~/.claude/skills/
rm -rf /tmp/writing_teamSingle skill:
mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills/planner
curl -o ~/.claude/skills/planner/SKILL.md https://raw.githubusercontent.com/keshav55/writing_team/master/skills/planner/SKILL.mdWorks with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or any agent that reads skill files.
Say the trigger phrase:
| To do this | Say |
|---|---|
| Plan a piece | "plan this", "outline", "help me plan" |
| Write a draft | "write this", "draft this", "start writing" |
| Review writing | "copy edit this", "review my writing" |
Or chain them: "Plan, write, and copy-edit a post about X"
LLMs write slop by default. They pick statistically safe words, hedge everything, and structure text the same way every time.
These skills encode what good writing looks like:
- Planner ensures you know what you're writing before you write it
- Writer ensures the draft has voice, rhythm, and specifics
- Copy-editor catches the AI patterns that slip through anyway
Add or improve a skill:
- Create or edit
skills/[name]/SKILL.md - Update
skills/[name]/README.md - Submit a PR
Each skill needs:
- Clear single purpose
- Process steps
- Before/after examples