longform-writing-process

Guides longform articles from scattered notes through drafting, multi-role review rounds, and final revision.

Updated Aug 22, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/JustinChangTW/ai-skills-core --skill longform-writing-process-justinchangtw
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Skill: longform-writing-process
Source: https://github.com/JustinChangTW/ai-skills-core/tree/main/skills/06-writing-editing/longform-writing-process
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/JustinChangTW/ai-skills-core --skill longform-writing-process-justinchangtw

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve? Turning scattered notes, verbal ideas, or half-finished drafts into a publishable longform article usually fails because there is no structured process: no writing contract, no fact-checking before drafting, and no tracked review rounds. This Skill provides an end-to-end workflow that moves from concept alignment to Draft v0, role-based review rounds, editor revision, and a traceable final draft. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Writing Contract First: Locks purpose, audience, tone, length, success criteria, and boundaries before any drafting begins. - Multi-Role Review Council: Generates 5-10 diverse reviewer personas (executor, devil's advocate, domain expert, customer, stakeholders) who each give required fixes, optional improvements, and concrete edit instructions per round. - Traceable Editing: Maintains an editor change log tracking who raised each issue, what action was taken, where it changed, and why suggestions were rejected. - Fact-Check Before Writing: Verifies volatile facts, data, policies, and titles before drafting, keeping a source list with full citations. - Use Case: You have a folder of research notes and want a publishable analysis essay. The Skill aligns the concept, checks key facts, produces Draft v0, runs two review rounds with distinct reviewer roles, and delivers a final article with references and revision history. ## Quick Start Ask the AI to turn your notes into a publishable longform article with two rounds of role-based review and a tracked revision history.

Frequently Asked Questions about longform-writing-process

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I turn scattered notes into a longform article?▼

Provide your notes, target audience, and desired outcome, and the workflow first locks a writing contract covering purpose, tone, and success criteria. It then fact-checks key claims, produces Draft v0, and iterates through review rounds until a final publishable draft is ready.

How does multi-round article review with reviewer roles work?▼

The workflow generates 5-10 reviewer personas such as an executor, devil's advocate, domain expert, and customer representative. Each reviewer gives required fixes, optional improvements, and concrete edit instructions per round, and an editor change log tracks how every suggestion was handled.

When should I not use a longform writing workflow?▼

Avoid it for short copy, emails, social posts, one-pass polishing, READMEs, PRDs, technical specs, or slide content. Those outputs are better served by dedicated documentation, humanizing, or spec-organizing skills rather than a multi-round review process.

Does the writing process fact-check claims before drafting?▼

Yes. When topics involve changeable facts, statistics, policies, regulations, or job titles, the workflow verifies them before drafting and keeps a source list with author, title, date, publisher, URL, and access date. Conflicting or unstable findings are flagged rather than written as settled fact.

What languages does the longform writing workflow support?▼

The primary languages are Traditional Chinese and English, with mixed-language triggers like draft, review round, whitepaper, and fact check recognized. Final deliverables follow Traditional Chinese humanization guidelines with natural paragraph flow and minimal bullet lists.