ztemerbekov Copywriting
Handle one new written communication request through the right A1 format owner or, when no listed owner fits, write one ordinary marketing-copy artifact directly. Classify the complete request before producing any artifact.
Entry Contract
Accept a request when the user explicitly invokes this skill for new written communication, asks broadly for copywriting, or asks in ordinary language for one new ordinary marketing-copy artifact with no listed owner—even without naming this skill or saying “copywriting”.
Classify the complete request before invoking another skill:
- a landing, product, service, course, event, or signup page belongs to
a1-landing-page-copy; - a routine media announcement belongs to
a1-press-release; - an article, guide, case study, expert essay, or newsletter issue belongs to
a1-article-writing; - a standalone layered, reference-ready internal decision, response, or awareness/status document whose supporting detail, including chronology as applicable, must remain inspectable belongs to
a1-decision-memo; - one compact send-ready messenger or ordinary business-email message for an existing business contact belongs to
a1-business-message; - one personalized cold outreach email belongs to
a1-cold-email; - a presentation outline or slide-by-slide copy belongs to
a1-presentation-copy; - a public company profile or About page belongs to
a1-company-profile.
The communication goal alone—inform, decide, approve, or respond—does not choose between a1-decision-memo and a1-business-message; artifact shape does. When the user has not named a format and both shapes remain materially plausible, ask one artifact-shape question only when choosing between compact send-ready and layered reference-ready output would materially change depth or structure. Otherwise use a1-business-message when the complete job fits one compact send-ready message.
When no listed owner fits, use the direct fallback only for one new ordinary marketing-copy artifact such as ad copy, a social post, a tagline, a product blurb, or campaign copy. A specialist or high-stakes format—such as legal, regulatory, financial, medical, safety-critical, investor-relations, or crisis communication—stays outside this fallback; state the boundary and stop without drafting it.
Accept only new deliverables. When the request targets a selected existing draft, state that this skill handles new artifacts and stop without editing, reviewing, or delegating the draft.
When one request contains two or more deliverables—route+route, route+direct, direct+direct, or any mix containing a boundary item—classify every item first and identify each listed owner, direct fallback, or boundary. If at least one item is eligible, ask which eligible deliverable to start; if none is eligible, state the boundary and stop. Produce no partial artifact.
Routing
Invoke the selected skill through its public name. Let that skill own scope classification, context resolution, questions, source policy, procedure, and final output. Do not read or reproduce its private references.
When the required owner is unavailable, name the required skill and stop. For a direct fallback, read direct-copywriting.md and let it own the writing procedure, source handling, and output QA.
Routing fulfills this skill's job through a successful handoff and returns no parallel draft, annotations, alternatives, source analysis, or support footer. Direct fallback fulfills the job with the finished artifact and follows its reference's output and support-footer rules.