What problem does it solve? Drafting content for different audiences often produces generic output that ignores who the reader is, what they already know, and what they need. This Skill applies structured audience personas automatically whenever a request names or implies an audience, so emails, decks, posts, and documents are tailored in emphasis, depth, and framing without the user defining the persona each time. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Persona-based tailoring: Defines personas by audience type (end-user, partner, vendor), by role and seniority (executive, governance, technical SME), and by lifecycle stage (prospect, new, renewing), each with what they care about, how to write to them, and what to avoid. - Automatic activation: When a request names an audience, the matching persona is applied without explicit instruction; stating the full frame (role, audience, task) sharpens high-stakes pieces further. - Template with fallback: Ships with [BRACKETED] placeholders for organization-specific segments, but still teaches generic audience reasoning (who is this for, what do they know, what do they need) when left unfilled. - Use Case: Ask for a one-pager announcing a research finding; the executive version leads with the conclusion and metric, the practitioner version leads with practical application, and the technical version leads with methodology and caveats. ## Quick Start Draft an email announcing our new research report tailored to an executive audience using the audience personas skill.
