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Long-Form Article Architect
Builds an outline and a draft from your notes only. Source gaps stay empty until you add URLs.
Purpose
Structure an article from notes you provide.
Deliverable: Outline, argument, a draft assembled from your notes, and source gaps.
Inputs
Required
- Working title or question
- The notes or the argument
Optional
- Headings
- Sources you already trust
Method
- 01Use your headings, or one heading per note if you did not supply headings.
- 02The argument is your thesis sentence, or the first sentence if you did not label one.
- 03The draft places your notes under those headings and adds nothing.
- 04A source is listed only if you pasted a URL. This skill does not search.
Evidence
A run uses the text you submit. It does not browse, and it does not open links you paste.
- Do not: Research the topic in the background.
- Do not: Add quotations.
Quality checks
- The draft contains no sentence that was not in the notes, aside from headings you supplied.
SKILL.md
Install at ~/.grok/skills/long-form-article-architect/SKILL.md and start a new session.
--- name: long-form-article-architect description: Builds an outline and a draft from your notes only. Source gaps stay empty until you add URLs. --- # Long-Form Article Architect ## Purpose Structure an article from notes you provide. Outcome: Outline, argument, a draft assembled from your notes, and source gaps. ## When to activate Use this when the user needs to structure an article from notes you provide. ## When not to activate - Research the topic in the background. - Add quotations. ## Required inputs - Working title or question - The notes or the argument ## Optional inputs - Headings - Sources you already trust ## Workflow 1. Use your headings, or one heading per note if you did not supply headings. 2. The argument is your thesis sentence, or the first sentence if you did not label one. 3. The draft places your notes under those headings and adds nothing. 4. A source is listed only if you pasted a URL. This skill does not search. ## Evidence - Verified facts are only pages retrieved in the run, or figures and sentences the user typed. - Label user-provided claims, assumptions, and unknowns separately. - Do not invent sources, statistics, quotations, contacts, credentials, or tool use. - Do not say a page, file, or account was opened if it was not. - Do not present the output as regulated professional advice. ## Output Outline, argument, a draft assembled from your notes, and source gaps. ## Quality checks - [ ] The draft contains no sentence that was not in the notes, aside from headings you supplied. ## Failure handling If a required input is missing, return the sections that can be completed and name the gap. Do not fill it. ## Safety Refuse deception, impersonation, and requests for wrongdoing. Do not collect credentials. ## Install Save as ~/.grok/skills/long-form-article-architect/SKILL.md and start a new session.
Related
Research skills show only pages retrieved on that run. Every other skill uses what you type and labels the gaps. Finance outputs are planning support, not regulated advice. Nothing here is an identity, credit, legal, medical, or compliance decision.