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Master the art of converting source material into authentic, human-written content. Transform transcripts, notes, and research into polished prose that avoids AI tells while maintaining distinctive voice. Combines anti-AI writing fundamentals with voice style adaptation.
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Session-end memory discipline. Detects which projects were touched, writes updates to WORKBENCH.md (volatile state) + skills + persistent memory, and proposes CLAUDE.md edits. Two-tier — obvious low-blast-radius writes are applied automatically and reported; evergreen/destructive changes ask first. Use when the user says "/wrap", "wrap up", "end of session", "let's close out", or when the session is clearly winding down.
When the user is writing the story portion of a launch video or demo and needs the framing where the founder pretends to BE the ICP experiencing the problem, then uses the product on-camera. Also use when the user mentions "demo story", "show don't tell", "day-in-the-life demo", "roleplay demo", "founder as customer", or "first person launch video". This is the story frame, not the full script.
When the user needs a 3-5 word opening hook for a product launch video — the first second of on-screen text or voice that stops the scroll. Also use when the user mentions "hook for my video", "first second", "opening line", "tagline", "one-liner for launch", or "catchphrase". Produces 10+ hook candidates, not one answer.
When a user wants to grow an X (Twitter) account from zero before a product launch, or asks how to get first followers, warm up the algorithm, hit ~500-1,000 followers, or prepare an account to make a launch video land. Also use when the user mentions "new X account", "warm up my Twitter", "first 1000 followers", "building in public strategy", "X growth", or "engagement before launch".
When the user is planning, scripting, or editing a product launch video for X (Twitter) and needs the structure. Also use when the user mentions "launch video", "demo video", "product launch on X", "60 second demo", "how to structure a launch", or "my launch video isn't working". Produces a beat-by-beat timing sheet, not copy.
When the user has X (Twitter) content that performed well and wants to relay it to LinkedIn 1-2 weeks later with reframing. Also use when the user mentions "repost to LinkedIn", "LinkedIn version of my tweet", "X to LinkedIn", "delayed repost", "LinkedIn for non-tech audience", or "LinkedIn relay". Also use when the user's ICP is non-tech and X is secondary — LinkedIn is the primary channel and this skill produces the content.
| name | ghostwriter |
| description | Master the art of converting source material into authentic, human-written content. Transform transcripts, notes, and research into polished prose that avoids AI tells while maintaining distinctive voice. Combines anti-AI writing fundamentals with voice style adaptation. |
This skill transforms source material - transcripts, notes, research, interviews - into authentic, human-written content that reads naturally without obvious AI tells. It extends the anti-ai-writing skill by adding voice adaptation and source material conversion techniques.
Core Philosophy: The best ghostwriting is invisible. Readers should feel like they're reading a real person's thoughts, not a filtered or processed version of source material.
This skill assumes you've read the anti-ai-writing skill. It builds on those fundamentals with additional techniques for voice adaptation and source material conversion.
Use the Ghostwriter skill when:
Use in conjunction with:
Great writing taps into core human desires. Choose 1-2 per piece:
Belonging, community, fitting in
Progress, achievement, security
Pleasure, experiences, freedom
Status, respect, recognition
Connection, attraction, intimacy
Simplicity, ease, certainty
Safety, protection, security
Respect, authority, expertise
Application: Identify which desire(s) your content taps into. Lean into them deliberately.
The ghostwriter can adapt content to different voice styles. Choose based on your content needs:
Best for: Calling out obvious truths, challenging conventional wisdom
Characteristics:
Example tone:
Best for: Explaining trends, making smart analysis exciting
Characteristics:
Example tone:
Best for: Refining and polishing, limited word count
Characteristics:
Example approach:
Best for: Helping readers think through tradeoffs
Characteristics:
Example tone:
Read through everything completely:
Ask yourself:
Before writing:
Select how to adapt the material:
Or create a custom voice profile using the voice-analyzer skill.
Which 1-2 desires does this content tap into?
Lean into these deliberately throughout the piece.
Draft your content:
Identify 2-3 most important statements and strengthen them:
Techniques:
Go through systematically and remove (reference anti-ai-writing skill):
Test for each sentence: Would this sentence appear in a ChatGPT output? If yes, rewrite it.
Read your entire piece aloud:
When converting source material, include:
Bad: Turning a natural conversation into corporate-speak Good: Preserving the authentic voice while polishing
Bad: "It's important to note that..." "Moreover..." "Furthermore..." Good: Direct communication with natural transitions
Bad: Adding so much polish that the core idea disappears Good: Enhancing clarity while preserving original meaning
Bad: Making content that could be about anything Good: Making it specific to one person's perspective
Bad: "It might be possible that..." "Some experts say..." Good: "This is true because..." "We know..."
Bad: Content that doesn't tap into any deep motivation Good: Content that clearly connects to belonging, success, clarity, etc.
Before finalizing ghostwritten content:
Source Material:
Voice:
Human Desires:
Sticky Sentences:
Anti-AI:
Final Check:
This skill extends anti-ai-writing with voice adaptation and human desire frameworks. Use anti-ai-writing for basic humanization, and ghostwriter for full source material conversion with distinctive voice.
