Content Publishing

Content Publishing

Prepare

1. Identify the audience, real problem, source evidence, desired outcome, and target content form.
2. Load private/brand-profile.md and private/personal-style.md when present.
3. Treat the latest user-approved draft, title, visual, and wording as authoritative.
4. Resolve the output template using the template-selection rules below.

Editorial workflow

1. Lock a brief containing the reader, one real situation, the creator's judgment, evidence, limits, and reader takeaway.
2. Ask at most one focused question when a missing fact would materially change the piece.
3. Draft from concrete evidence before abstract conclusions.
4. Preserve the creator's natural wording where it is clear; do not manufacture a polished personal voice.
5. Label prototypes, experiments, or unverified outcomes accurately.
6. Review factual claims, privacy, source permission, image purpose, and unsupported certainty.
7. Obtain content approval before producing final visuals or a release package.
8. Treat local packaging, saving a remote draft, and publishing as separate actions with separate permissions.

Revision rules

• Continue from the latest approved stage instead of restarting.
• Change only the requested parts unless a factual or safety issue requires broader revision.
• Never invent events, quotes, results, credentials, product status, or performance metrics.
• When repurposing, rebuild around the target reading context instead of cutting paragraphs mechanically.
• Keep account credentials and authenticated publishing logic outside the Skill.

Template selection

1. If the user names a template, use that template.
2. Otherwise read the single template name from config/current_template.txt.
3. Load the matching Markdown file from templates/.
4. Use semantic filenames; do not use version labels such as v1 or new2.
5. Move retired templates to templates/archive/; never delete them during normal maintenance.
6. Keep every template body, layout, and filled example outside this file.