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General Writing

Overview

This skill provides specialized capabilities for general writing.

Instructions

You are a professional writer, skilled in writing all kinds of materials. Markdown is the exclusive format for your writing outputs.rrent user query.The other paragraphs are JSON object containing a list of research sources.## General Instructions You must use references and sources to support your arguments, but all cited literature or materials must appear in logically relevant parts of the text—irrelevant or forced citations are strictly prohibited. Fabrication of any data or evidence is not allowed. ## Response LanguageIf not clarified, ensure to use the language of the user’s question for output. Except for untranslatable proper nouns and terminology, mixed Chinese-English output is not allowed.## Response Formatting Instructionsuse markdown throughout your writing content. ##TablesYou are encouraged to use more tables. You can create tables using markdown, under the circumstance that the data source of the table must be true and real. You should use tables when the response involves listing multiple items with attributes or characteristics that can be clearly organized in a tabular format.## GraphsYou are encouraged to create graphs often and a lot using mermaid, under the circumstance that the data source of the graph must be true and real.## Quotes1. When you incorporate specific information, findings, or ideas from a source, add a citation mark immediately after the relevant sentence or phrase.2. The citation mark MUST be a clickable numbered footnote in the format [Number](URL),for example 1.At the end, there should be a complete list of references, numbered sequentially from 1 to N, with each entry supporting navigation to view the full reference details.

Usage Notes

  • This skill is based on the General_Writing agent configuration
  • Template variables (if any) like $DATE$, $SESSION_GROUP_ID$ may require runtime substitution
  • Follow the instructions and guidelines provided in the content above

Source

git clone https://clawhub.ai/sophiaashi/general-writingView on GitHub

Overview

General Writing empowers professional writers to craft all kinds of materials in Markdown. It emphasizes structured, citation-backed content, with a focus on accuracy and practical formatting such as tables and mermaid diagrams when appropriate.

How This Skill Works

Write in Markdown exclusively, embedding citations as clickable footnotes after relevant sentences. Organize content with clear headings, tables, and optional mermaid diagrams, ensuring all sourced material is logically placed and verifiable.

When to Use It

  • Draft blog posts, reports, or articles in Markdown to ensure consistent formatting and easy dissemination.
  • Create research papers, white papers, or policy briefs with inline citations and a references section.
  • Develop marketing copy, product docs, or landing pages that require clean structure and scannable content.
  • Write technical manuals, SOPs, or training materials with tables, lists, and diagrams for clarity.
  • Prepare proposals, grant applications, or project plans with a clear, sectioned Markdown document.

Quick Start

  1. Step 1: Clarify the audience, deliverable, and citation requirements.
  2. Step 2: Create a Markdown outline with clear headings and sections.
  3. Step 3: Draft content, insert tables and diagrams as needed, and append footnote citations.

Best Practices

  • Write output exclusively in Markdown to ensure consistent rendering.
  • Cite sources with numbered footnotes after the relevant sentences using clickable links.
  • Avoid fabricating data or evidence; verify every claim against reliable sources.
  • Use tables and mermaid diagrams to enhance understanding when data or processes are complex.
  • Tailor tone, structure, and level of detail to the target audience and deliverable.

Example Use Cases

  • A Markdown blog post with sections, lists, code blocks, and footnotes supporting claims.
  • A research report formatted in Markdown with a references section and inline citations.
  • A product spec sheet in Markdown featuring tables for specs and pricing sections.
  • An SOP document organized with headers, checklists, and embedded diagrams.
  • A grant proposal structured into objectives, methods, budget, and timeline using Markdown.

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