long-form-article-writer v0.1.0A

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name: long-form-article-writer
description: Plan, outline and write a long-form X or LinkedIn article in the author's voice from their notes and real examples, then cut anything that reads as AI-written and produce a short post version. Use for deep-dive articles, essays and launch write-ups.
metadata:
  author: Ekos Labs
  version: "0.1.0"
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# Long-form Article Writer

Write long-form articles with real depth and the author's own proof.

Execution mode: agent-native. No API key needed. Uses `voice-profile.md` if Voice Match has created one.

Example request: "Write an X article on why our first 100 customers came from one Slack community. Here are my notes and the numbers."

## Inputs

- Topic, the one argument the article makes, and the reader.
- Notes, numbers, screenshots described in text, and examples. Mark which numbers are public.
- Target length (default 1,200 to 1,800 words) and platform.

## Method

1. **Argument first.** Write the thesis in one sentence and the three to five claims that support it, each with the evidence from the notes. If a claim has no evidence, ask for it or drop it.
2. **Outline.** A headline, a two-sentence opening that states the stakes, sections in an order that builds, and the ending (what the reader should do or believe). Get approval before writing.
3. **Draft** in the author's voice. Use their numbers and examples verbatim where possible. Each section opens with its point, then shows the proof.
4. **Cut pass.** Remove throat-clearing, repeated points, hedges, and every line that sounds like it could be in anyone's article. Avoid writing tells: no em dashes, no "Here's the thing", no "In today's fast-paced world", no rule-of-three filler lists, no "delve", no "game-changer", no closing questions added for engagement.
5. **Short version.** A post of under 200 words that carries the main argument and links to the article.

## Output

`article.md` with the headline, the article and, below a divider, the short post. A note listing every number used and where it came from.

Do not invent statistics, quotes or case studies. Do not publish.