菜单
Guides Communications Lead (and Solutions Architect for technical presentations) through constructing persuasive narrative structures for client deliverables. Converts analytical findings into compelling stories using proven storytelling frameworks. Shared skill between communications-lead and solutions-architect.
用 Codex 或 Claude 帮你安装 复制这段 Prompt，粘贴到 Codex、Claude 或其他助手里，让它检查 Skill 页面并帮你完成安装。
基于 SOC 职业分类
Runs the full project sync pipeline — lifecycle update, audit, L0→L1 publish, commit, push, and PR creation.
Runs the full project sync pipeline — lifecycle update, audit, L0→L1 publish, commit, push, and PR creation.
Turn a topic or your own materials into a single self-contained, interactive HTML report — top tabs, clickable reference drawers, dense tables, comparison heatmaps, inline SVG, in-page search, a light/dark theme toggle, and multilingual support. Use when: user says "/explain-me", "/reportme", "make a report", "create report", "explain this topic". Inspired by beret21/reportme.
Document Production Workflow for co-deck — generates searchable, themed handbooks as static sites (GitHub Pages). Three modes: standalone handbook, lecture companion (reads co-deck slide_deck.md), full course site. Responds to "make handbook", "create handbook", "build course site", "companion handbook" (triggered by Korean phrases too). H-Stage pipeline (H-0 through H-7). Independent from the 11-Stage slide pipeline.
Turn a topic or your own materials into a single self-contained, interactive HTML report — top tabs, clickable reference drawers, dense tables, comparison heatmaps, inline SVG, in-page search, a light/dark theme toggle, and multilingual support. Use when: user says "/explain-me", "/reportme", "make a report", "create report", "explain this topic". Inspired by beret21/reportme.
Pre-edit fact-forcing quality gate. Ensures agents investigate a file's importers, schemas, and scope constraints before making changes. Part of the 3-layer enforcement model (Hook → Prompt → Skill).
| name | narrative-framework |
| scope | co-consult |
| description | Guides Communications Lead (and Solutions Architect for technical presentations) through constructing persuasive narrative structures for client deliverables. Converts analytical findings into compelling stories using proven storytelling frameworks. Shared skill between communications-lead and solutions-architect. |
| version | 1.0.0 |
| last_reviewed | "2026-06-13T00:00:00.000Z" |
| status | active |
| owner | communications-lead |
| prerequisites | none |
Use in Phase 3 before drafting any major client deliverable. The narrative structure created here is the skeleton that consulting-report-writing and executive-presentation build upon.
Identify Audience and Decision: Who will read this? What decision do they need to make?
Choose Narrative Pattern: Select the most appropriate structure:
Extract the "So What?": Write the core message in one sentence. Test: "If the audience forgets everything else, what must they remember?"
Build the Evidence Spine: Identify 3-5 supporting arguments that prove the core message. Each argument needs:
Tension and Resolution Arc: Establish what is at stake if action is not taken. Frame the recommendation as the resolution to a real tension the client feels.
Technical Translation (for Solutions Architect use): Map technical concepts to business outcomes. Rule: every technical statement must be followed by its business impact.
Flow Check: Read the narrative aloud. Each section should answer: "So what does this mean for me?" from the audience's perspective.
