write-article
Write Article
Write a polished op-ed from user-provided bullet points, following the voice, structure, and rhetoric below.
When to Use
- User invokes
/write-article, asks to "write an article", "draft an op-ed", or "write a piece about..." - User wants a long-form opinion or explainer for publication
Voice & Tone
Voice: expert explaining something important at a dinner party. Authoritative, never academic; conversational, never casual. Reader should feel they're getting insider knowledge from someone who understands the domain and respects their intelligence.
Voice Anchor
Match this excerpt's register, rhythm, and sensibility:
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