ghost-writing

What problem does it solve? Drafting text on someone's behalf often produces output that sounds generic or inconsistent with their personal voice. This Skill enforces a specific set of writing conventions—tone, British English spelling, nomenclature, and formatting—so drafted or edited text reads as if the person wrote it themselves. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Formality-aware drafting: Selects informal, semi-formal, or formal rules based on context, covering chat messages, blog posts, documentation, specs, and Internet-Drafts. - British English enforcement: Applies -ise spellings, doubled consonants, British vocabulary ("licence", "whilst", "programme"), DD Month YYYY dates, and 24-hour times, while preserving American spellings in proper nouns and code identifiers. - Style and formatting rules: Enforces information density, active voice, Oxford commas, consistent list punctuation, and medium-appropriate link formatting from Markdown to plain text. - Use Case: Ask the assistant to draft a GitHub issue comment or edit a spec section, and the output follows the correct formality tier, spelling conventions, and formatting rules without manual correction. ## Quick Start Draft a semi-formal blog post paragraph about our release using my writing conventions.