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Top-editing skill for Every drafts. Use when the user says "run Kate's top edit skill" or asks for a top edit on a piece. Screens for common issues Kate catches in final review before publication.
Codex 또는 Claude로 설치 이 Prompt를 복사해 Codex, Claude 또는 다른 어시스턴트에 붙여 넣으면 Skill 페이지를 검토하고 설치를 진행할 수 있습니다.
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Discover and install vetted Every Skill packages through the Every Skill MCP server.
Submit a skill to the Every Skill registry. Use this skill when you've created a useful skill (prompt, workflow, or agent instruction set) and want to share it with the community. All submissions are reviewed by AI and approved by humans before going live.
This skill should be used when writing social media content for Every (Twitter/X and LinkedIn). It provides the complete Every social style guide including voice, tone, post archetypes, structural patterns, and platform-specific guidance. Triggers on requests to write tweets, X posts, LinkedIn posts, social copy, or when the user asks for Every's social voice.
Transform a team-built, use-case-specific skill into a generalized, onboardable skill that any Plus One bot can adopt. Trigger when the user asks to generalize a skill, make a skill distributable, or prepare a skill for the skill store.
Automatically detects AI writing patterns and produces a sequential checklist for manual editing in Google Docs. Scans for AI tells—generic phrasing, stock openers, formal transitions, correlative constructions, vague authority claims, and other patterns—then outputs the revised text first and technical details second. Auto-triggers when generating, editing, reviewing, or polishing any written content for Every.
Fast first-pass editorial assessment for Every drafts. Use when an editor receives a draft article and needs to quickly determine if it has the essential building blocks (thesis, promise, hook, stakes) and aligns with Every's strategy and voice before proceeding to deeper editing. Returns a tight, skimmable assessment with clear next steps.
| name | kate-top-edit |
| description | Top-editing skill for Every drafts. Use when the user says "run Kate's top edit skill" or asks for a top edit on a piece. Screens for common issues Kate catches in final review before publication. |
Scan the draft for the issues below. Output a sequential checklist the editor can work through while reviewing the piece.
Return findings in document order as a simple checklist:
- [ ] "[quoted text from draft]" → [suggested fix]
No category labels. No explanations of why something is an issue. Just the problem text and the fix.
Vague "This/That" openers — Sentences starting with "This" or "That" without a specific noun. Replace with what "this" refers to.
Unsourced quotes and data — Quoted material or statistics without hyperlinks. Flag for sourcing.
AI tells — Flag any of the following patterns:
Floating quotes — Quotes introduced only with "As [person] says" without context. Add setup in the author's own words.
Jargon — Technical terms a smart lay reader wouldn't know. Suggest plain-language alternatives.
Missing Every links — Search the Every archive for relevant pieces that could be linked. Suggest specific articles with URLs.
Written-out numbers above 10 — Should be numerals.
Unidentified people — Names without context on who they are or what they're known for.
Hedging phrases — "I've found that," "We've discovered that," "I think," "I believe," "It seems like." Rewrite to state the point directly.
Marketing speak — Buzzwords, hype language, grandiose claims. Examples: "game-changer," "revolutionary," "unlock," "supercharge," "next-level," "cutting-edge."
Sentence fragments — Phrases that should be complete sentences.