Bilingual Author Style Writer

Use this skill to convert raw ideas into clear, publishable writing with explicit voice control.

Workflow

1. Lock the target before writing.

• Ask for mode: original-draft, cross-language-conversion, or dual-draft.
• Ask for platform: WeChat, Medium, or both.
• Ask for language: Chinese, English, or bilingual.
• In cross-language-conversion, ask for explicit source language and target language.
• Ask for author/style profile name.
• Ask for rhetorical mode: essay, factual-technical, paper-like, or hybrid.
• Ask for objective, audience, and one-sentence takeaway.
• Ask for expected technical depth (math rigor, engineering detail, examples, references).
• If user does not specify mode, default to original-draft in one language first.
• If user does not specify rhetorical mode, default to factual-technical for technical topics and essay only when the request clearly asks for a persuasive article.
• Do not assume that naming an author profile automatically authorizes high-rhetoric prose. Profile controls voice and structural habits; rhetorical pressure is a separate choice.
• If the user objects to prior drafts with phrases like too salesy, too indirect, too much like an article about the article, too much contrast, too repetitive, or too detached, treat those as hard style constraints for the next pass, not as soft preferences.