content-expander

Paste your draft or notes and ask to expand the content to twice its length. The Skill adds background context, operational logic, and concrete examples to each point while keeping your original structure.

The output targets roughly twice the length of the original text. Expansion focuses on depth—background causes, working logic, and application scenarios—rather than padding with filler.

Yes. The Skill strictly follows the tone of the source text and maintains the original heading hierarchy, so the expanded version reads as a natural extension of your draft.

Concise drafts, outlines, bullet-point notes, or core fragments of a document work best. The input should already have a clear structure so the expansion can deepen each section coherently.

Avoid it when the source material lacks a clear point or structure, since expansion amplifies existing content rather than creating new arguments. For net-new topics, draft an outline first.