Browse published AI skills maintained by nathan-a-king. Compare skill descriptions and follow each source repository for setup instructions.
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Apply 3-column revision method (problem/diagnosis/fix), detect weak phrasing, check clarity, enforce house-rulebook style. Use when revising drafts, improving prose quality, or when user asks to edit or refine...
Specialized agent for deep argument analysis. Maps claims, identifies logical gaps, generates counterarguments, suggests evidence needs. Use when user asks to "strengthen arguments", "check logic", "improve rea...
Track content through weekly writing pipeline stages (capture/cluster/outline/draft/revise/review/publish). Shows status, suggests next actions, generates pipeline dashboard. Use when user asks about "pipeline...
Manage blog post creation, YAML frontmatter (slug, title, excerpt, categories), validate metadata, track pipeline stages, export to PDF. Use when creating blog posts, publishing, or managing blog-specific workf...
Analyze argument structure, identify logical gaps, suggest evidence needs, generate counterarguments, apply claim-evidence-warrant framework. Use when strengthening arguments, analyzing persuasive writing, chec...
Specialized agent for systematic prose revision using 3-column method and house-rulebook enforcement. Reviews structure, style, and mechanics top-down. Use when user asks to "revise", "edit", "improve prose", o...
Specialized agent for line-level editing focused on clarity, concision, and style. Improves sentence structure, word choice, and rhythm. Use when user asks for "line editing", "polish", "improve clarity", or ne...
Understand vault organization, weekly writing pipeline (Mon-Sun stages), file conventions, and Make commands. Use when working with vault files, daily notes, blog posts, projects, or referencing vault structure...
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