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Verifies identity documents via the Didit standalone API. Use when verifying a passport, ID card, driver's license, or residence permit, performing OCR extraction, MRZ parsing, document authenticity checks, or KYC document validation. Supports 4000+ document types across 220+ countries.
Quickly search the user's library of real experiences, opinions and case materials (over 1800 entries) to add authenticity and credibility to content. Use this skill when the user mentions "real experience", "personal case", "well-founded", "practical experience", "material library" or "looking for examples".
[Content Diagnosis] Content diagnosis. When the topic is already set, helps you decide what format this content should be made into and which platform it should be posted on, then runs it through five dimensions (Text & Authenticity / Cover & Headline / Expression Efficiency / Cognitive Gap / Content Function Fit) and produces a report plus the immediate next step. Diagnosis only, no ghostwriting. Triggers when the user says: 'How should I do this content?', 'Review this copy for me', 'What format should this topic be filmed in?', 'Go over my talking-head script', 'Why is no one watching this video?', or 'Should this go on Douyin or Xiaohongshu?' | Produced by Xiaoye
This skill should be used when the user asks for a "simulated beta read", "reader panel", "persona read", "first read before my beta readers", "how would a genre reader react", "would a reader keep going", "pre-beta read", "mock beta readers", or wants structured persona reads of a chapter range before human readers see it. NOT for real reader feedback (use feedback-triage), a paid sensitivity or authenticity read (use editorial-review), or the agent's own line edit (use line-editing).
Systematically analyze existing media to extract transferable elements for new settings. Use when adapting TV, film, or games to fiction, translating tropes across genres, or transforming genre elements for new contexts.
Generate 5-10 tailored content concepts for a creator partnership that feel native to the creator's style rather than brand-dictated. This skill should be used when brainstorming content ideas for a creator campaign, generating influencer content concepts, ideating creator deliverables, coming up with content angles for an influencer partnership, developing video concepts for TikTok or Reels or YouTube Shorts, creating content hooks for a creator collab, building a concept menu for a creator brief, generating native-feeling content ideas for a sponsored post, or planning what a creator should actually make. For writing the full content brief after selecting concepts, see content-brief-builder. For building the campaign brief that precedes content planning, see campaign-brief-generator. For adapting a single concept across platforms, see multi-platform-format-adapter.
Use when rewriting AI-generated text to match a specific person's or brand's authentic voice. Use when AI output sounds generic, corporate, or detectable. Unlike generic "humanizers," this skill requires voice analysis input and produces voice-consistent output, not fake imperfections.
Joel's writing voice and style guide for joelclaw.com content. Use when writing, editing, or reviewing any blog post, essay, book chapter, or prose content for joelclaw.com. Also use when asked to 'write like Joel,' 'match Joel's voice,' 'draft a post,' 'write content for the blog,' or 'review this for voice.' This skill captures Joel's specific writing patterns derived from ~90,000 words of published content spanning 2012–2026. Cross-reference with copy-editing and copywriting skills for marketing-specific copy.