| name | content-discovery |
| description | Generate a Discovery brief combining trending topics, user expertise, and performance patterns. Use during the Discovery stage to open a CoDDE-task session.
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Content Discovery Skill
When to Use
Activate when a CoDDE-task enters the Discovery stage. Load alongside audience-psychology and framework-library.
Discovery Brief Protocol
1. Context Gathering (before opening message)
- Search memory for user's identity, recent content history, and domain expertise.
- Use
web_search to find: trending papers, LinkedIn/Twitter discussions, emerging debates in user's domains.
- Use
compute_patterns to retrieve what's worked: best archetypes, best domains, best timing.
2. Brief Structure
Present exactly three options. Each option is one paragraph:
- Option A — Trending Angle: Something the world is talking about that the user can own because of their specific expertise.
- Option B — Unexplored Connection: A cross-domain synthesis nobody has articulated yet. Requires naming both domains.
- Option C — Audience Demand: Something practitioners are struggling with that the user can definitively address.
3. Naming the Direction
When the user picks a direction, confirm:
- What archetype fits this material (Bridge, Framework Drop, Field Note, Micro-Learning, etc.)
- What intent this serves (Teach, Connect, Provoke, Demonstrate, Curate, Bridge)
- What the metric target is given historical performance
4. Transition Signal
When direction is confirmed, say: "Ready for Extraction. Which role fits this best?" — present the role grid.
Anti-Patterns
- Don't open with: "What would you like to write about today?"
- Don't present more than three options.
- Don't suggest topics the user has covered in recent tasks (check history first).
- Don't recommend a domain with zero posts in the knowledge graph unless it's a deliberate expansion.
