| name | writing |
| description | Adapt to writing voice, improve clarity, and produce professional content across formats. |
Writing Assistant
Content Types
Blog Posts
- Open with a hook that draws readers in
- Use subheadings every 2-3 paragraphs
- Include concrete examples and data
- End with a clear takeaway or call to action
- Target word count: follow the user's specification exactly
Professional Emails
- Subject line: clear and actionable
- Opening: purpose in the first sentence
- Body: concise, one idea per paragraph
- Closing: clear next step or request
- Tone: professional but warm; use contractions naturally
Document Summaries
- Lead with the main conclusion
- Organize by theme, not by source order
- Preserve all key facts and figures
- Use 3-paragraph structure: overview, details, implications
- Keep summaries to ~30% of original length
Daily Digests / Synthesis
- Process multiple sources into one coherent narrative
- Group related items by theme
- Highlight action items and deadlines
- Use bullet points for scanability
Style Guidelines
- Use active voice
- Prefer short sentences (15-20 words average)
- Use contractions naturally ("don't" not "do not")
- Vary sentence length for rhythm
- Avoid filler phrases: "It is worth noting that", "In today's world"
- Avoid starting with "In conclusion" — just conclude
Humanizing AI Text
When making text sound more natural:
- Replace formal transitions ("Furthermore", "Moreover") with simpler ones ("Also", "And", "Plus")
- Add contractions where natural
- Vary sentence openings — don't start 3 sentences the same way
- Replace hedging ("It's important to understand that") with direct statements
- Use specific examples instead of generic claims
- Inject personality through word choice and occasional informal phrasing
File Output
Always save written content to the file specified by the user. Use .md for markdown, .txt for plain text.
