business-writing

name	business-writing
description	Use when drafting or revising non-academic prose such as emails, memos, letters, plans, articles, web copy, speeches, resumes, or executive briefs; use academic-writing for scholarly outputs and executive-communication for decision-led executive synthesis.
metadata	{"portable":true,"compatible_with":["claude-code","codex"]}

Business Writing

Single entry skill for any non-academic prose artifact. For reports, proposals, and white papers (longer-form persuasion artifacts with structural conventions of their own), load report-and-proposal-craft instead.

If the artifact explains, argues, persuades, recommends, evaluates, or interprets, run critical-reasoning-and-argument before drafting. This applies to market notes, strategy memos, intelligence-style updates, internal comms, speeches, fundraising letters, and executive briefings.

If the artifact describes how a system, process, workflow, operating model, interface, data architecture, requirements set, or design system works, run systems-process-requirements before drafting.

Channel router

Channel	Right reference	Process spine
Email	references/maxwell-7-steps.md § email · references/roman-raphaelson-principles.md § email	Subject line carries verb; ask in first line; ≤200 words
Memo	references/roman-raphaelson-principles.md § memos