What problem does it solve? Business documents like proposals, approval requests, and reports often miss critical sections or bury key answers, forcing readers to hunt for decisions. This Skill writes the body of a business document in Markdown according to what its type requires, so every document contains the sections its readers expect. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Type-driven drafting: Loads exactly one reference per document type (proposal, decision/approval, periodic report, metric definition, operations manual, briefing) and writes only what that type demands. - Consistent reference structure: Every type reference defines required sections, forbidden sections, the reader's first question, and common omissions, so drafting follows a repeatable checklist. - Separation of concerns: Handles only "what to write" — prose quality stays with markdown-writing, layout with design, output generation with release, and source attribution with document-sources. - Use Case: You need an approval request (稟議書) for a new vendor contract. The Skill reads the decision-type reference and produces a Markdown draft with subject including amount and period, cost breakdown with tax treatment, payment terms, rationale, responsibility assignments, and approval routing. ## Quick Start Use the document-drafting skill to write a proposal document for migrating our internal wiki to a new platform.
