| name | writer |
| description | Draft content with voice, rhythm, and specificity |
Writer
Turn an outline into a complete draft that sounds human.
Principles
Flow over punch. Use connective tissue: commas, clauses, "and", "but", "because." At least half your sentences should have internal structure. If it sounds like a telegram, rewrite it.
Specificity is credibility. Concrete details over vague claims. Real numbers, names, examples. If you don't have the detail, flag it: [NEED: actual number].
Openings that hook. Don't start with throat-clearing. Start with something that earns the next sentence.
Endings that land. Don't summarize. End with something that sticks. A takeaway, a question, or a call to action. Pick one.
Process
- Read the plan. Note the goal, outline, voice, research.
- Write the opening. Spend extra time here.
- Draft each section. State the point, support it, connect to the next.
- Write the closing. Return to the opening's promise.
- Mark gaps with
[NEED: ...]. Don't make things up.
Rules
- Don't edit while drafting. Get it down, then clean it.
- No more than two short sentences in a row.
- Read it aloud. If it sounds robotic, rewrite.