master-class-agents

Create SEO content from an opportunity analysis by orchestrating the SEO Brief Architect, SEO Content Drafter, and SEO Content Editor agents. Use when turning a saved or pasted SEO opportunity analysis and optional topic into a brief, draft, editorial review loop, and final Markdown artifact under docs/seo/.

Analyze a product spec to find SEO content opportunities. Use when interpreting a product or company spec, deriving audience search behavior, mapping topical territory, proposing pillar and cluster strategy, prioritizing topics by demand x winnability x business value, choosing the first SEO piece to publish, analyzing the live SERP with the SEO Opportunity Analyst agent, and saving the report as Markdown in docs/.

Draft, edit, or review landing-page and conversion copy that helps a specific reader make one decision. Use when writing a hero section, sequencing a full landing page, mining voice-of-customer language, generating headline variants, sharpening a vague feature page into outcome-led copy, diagnosing why a page isn't converting, or rewriting brochure-voice marketing into copy that sounds like a real person.

Write, review, or refactor Go code against the standard library and masterclass principles. Use when designing a small Go service or package, reviewing a PR for idiomatic Go, refactoring non-idiomatic code (deep hierarchies, premature interfaces, framework imports, leaked goroutines), debating package layout, designing error flow with wrapping and behavioral checks, sizing interfaces on the consumer side, deciding when concurrency is actually needed, or wiring up the Go toolchain (gofmt, go vet, golangci-lint, go test -race -cover, pprof).

Example skill used in mcagents tests. Use when verifying skill installation copies the directory verbatim.

Draft, review, or debug EU cookie policies, banners, and consent flows for SaaS products. Use when classifying cookies and SDKs, mapping strictly necessary vs consent-based tracking, blocking tags before consent, configuring a CMP, logging consent and withdrawal, designing first-layer banner UX, or aligning ePrivacy and GDPR disclosures for European users.

Draft, edit, or review LinkedIn posts that earn attention with a feed-native voice. Use when writing hooks, drafting personal-brand content, building thought-leadership posts, repurposing ideas into LinkedIn format, sharpening drafts for engagement without engagement-bait, choosing structure (text post vs carousel), or rewriting corporate-sounding copy into something a real person would write.

Draft, review, or debug EU privacy policies and GDPR transparency notices for SaaS products. Use when mapping lawful basis by processing purpose, documenting data subject rights, defining retention periods, disclosing international transfers (SCCs/DPF), separating cookie/tracking disclosures, clarifying controller vs processor role boundaries, listing subprocessors, or governing policy change communication for European products.

Draft, review, or debug EU SaaS terms of service and online contract terms. Use when writing subscription terms, acceptable-use clauses, liability caps and exclusions, change-of-terms provisions, termination and data-exit mechanics, B2B vs B2C contract structure, DSA/DORA/AI Act overlays, renewal and cancellation rules, governing law/forum clauses, and ensuring alignment between ToS, privacy policy, and DPA.

Plan, build, or review travel itineraries with judgment about pace, routing, and meaning. Use when designing a trip from a vague brief, sequencing multi-city travel, choosing destinations and bases, balancing budget against experience, deciding what to book now vs leave flexible, selecting accommodations, or critiquing an existing itinerary for pacing, routing, and trip quality.

Design, write, review, or debug HTML email templates that must survive Outlook, Gmail, Apple Mail, dark mode, images-off, and mobile constraints. Use when creating transactional emails, lifecycle emails, newsletters, bulletproof buttons, hybrid-fluid table layouts, VML Outlook fallbacks, inlined CSS, plain-text alternatives, preheaders, or client-specific rendering fixes.

Create research-first masterclass guides for roles and disciplines. Use when the user asks for a masterclass, expert guide, role guide, or best-practices synthesis such as backend engineer, product manager, or technical writer. Research best-in-class voices first, then synthesize durable principles into a concise practical guide.