| name | drafting-style |
| description | Use when applying a workspace's drafting conventions to written output — voice, format, sentence rhythm, the things that make output feel like it belongs to this project. Reads the workspace's style notes if any and adjusts the draft accordingly. |
drafting-style
When to use
You have a first draft and need to align it to this workspace's conventions before polishing for line clarity. The orchestrator named this skill in your spawn prompt.
How to use
- Read
<workspace-root>/REFERENCES.md if it exists, looking for a "voice" or "style" section. Read any prior outputs/ files in the workspace as exemplars.
- Identify the conventions: typical sentence length, headings or no headings, level of formality, use of first/second/third person, list style, footnote style.
- Re-read the draft. Adjust passages that don't match the conventions.
- Output the adjusted draft. Note in
notes.md what kinds of changes you made (e.g., "shortened intro paragraph; switched to second person for the CTA").
Inputs
- A draft (markdown or plain text).
- Workspace-level style references.
Outputs
- An adjusted draft, typically overwriting the input file or written to
outputs/<NN>-styled.md.
