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Shape every answer so the action comes first. Use when the user asks for output that is short, skimmable, action-led or "no waffle", and apply it for the whole conversation once invoked, not just one reply. Triggers on "answer first", "no preamble", "no waffle", "keep it short", "just tell me what to do", "cut the fluff", "ADHD mode", or any request to stop burying the answer in paragraph four.
Define the metric set and narrative structure for an executive or board revenue report so it tells one coherent story - a small stable metric spine, locked definitions, an answer-first narrative around plan vs actual vs forecast, presenting a miss without surprising the board, the reconciliation and sign-off chain, and weekly vs monthly vs quarterly cadences. Use whenever the user mentions a board revenue report, exec deck metrics, the QBR revenue section, a monthly revenue review, an investor update, or a board deck that reads as a data dump - even if they never say "reporting". Covers B2B subscription, B2C, transactional, usage-based, and PLG. Do NOT use for designing the org-level KPI hierarchy - use mbfinotti/revops-skills@revenue-kpi-framework instead.
Write new blog articles from scratch optimized for Google rankings and AI citations. Generates full articles with template selection, answer-first formatting, TL;DR box, information gain markers, citation capsules, sourced statistics, Pixabay/Unsplash images, built-in SVG chart generation, FAQ schema, internal linking zones, and proper heading hierarchy. Supports MDX, markdown, and HTML output. Use when user says "write blog", "new blog post", "create article", "write about", "draft blog", "generate blog post".
Full-lifecycle blog engine with 12 commands, 12 content templates, 5-category 100-point scoring, and 4 specialized agents. Optimized for Google rankings (December 2025 Core Update, E-E-A-T) and AI citations (GEO/AEO). Writes, rewrites, analyzes, outlines, audits, and repurposes blog content with answer-first formatting, sourced statistics, Pixabay/Unsplash/Pexels images, AI image generation via Gemini, built-in SVG chart generation, JSON-LD schema generation, and freshness signals. Supports any platform (WordPress, Next.js MDX, Hugo, Ghost, Astro, Jekyll, 11ty, Gatsby, HTML). Use when user says "blog", "write blog", "blog post", "blog strategy", "content brief", "editorial calendar", "analyze blog", "rewrite blog", "update blog", "blog SEO", "blog optimization", "content plan", "blog outline", "seo check", "schema markup", "repurpose", "geo audit", "blog audit", "citation readiness".
Makes answers easier to start reading, scan, resume, and understand without losing important detail. Uses useful-answer-first structure, short paragraphs, clear literal headings, simple language, preserved nuance, natural voice, and small ASCII diagrams when they clarify structure or flow.
Rewrite and optimize existing blog posts for Google rankings (December 2025 Core Update, E-E-A-T) and AI citations (GEO/AEO). Full rewrite for both Google rankings AND AI citations. For AI-citation-only audit (no Google work), use blog-geo instead. Replaces fabricated statistics with sourced data, applies answer-first formatting, adds Pixabay/Unsplash images, generates built-in SVG charts, injects FAQ schema, performs AI content detection, adds citation capsules and information gain markers, and updates freshness signals. Works with any blog format (MDX, markdown, HTML). Use when user says "rewrite blog", "optimize blog", "update blog", "improve blog", "fix blog", "refresh blog post", "blog optimization".
Structure high-stakes communication with the Pyramid Principle. Use when preparing executive summaries, recommendations, decision memos, or storyline-driven updates that need a clear answer-first flow and defensible support.
Writes search-intent-led long-form articles with answer-first structure, FAQ coverage, internal links, and conversion paths for SEO and AEO.
Simulated-audience Q&A rehearsal for conference talks, thesis defenses, job talks, and poster sessions. Use when a researcher says "rehearse Q&A", "practice questions", "mock Q&A", "grill me on my paper", "what will the audience ask", "hostile questions", "defense practice", "viva prep", "anticipate questions for my talk", or "questions I hope nobody asks". Sizes a drill to the real Q&A slot, fires hostile and curious questions one at a time in audience personas (hostile skeptic, methods stickler, statistician, adjacent-field expert, big-picture senior, confused newcomer, industry practitioner, self-promoter, rambler) calibrated to the venue family, mines the paper for dreaded weak-point questions, coaches concise answer-first responses, and grades transcripts deterministically for timing, hedging, filler, and buried answers. Coaches honest answers only — never spin — and never invents prior-work citations in drill questions.