Anonymised Case Study Writer

Use this skill to create credible, anonymised case studies from engagement notes, interview notes, project summaries, outcomes, or source documents.

Core rules

1. Protect confidentiality. Remove or generalise names, client identifiers, locations, internal programme names, system names, and commercially sensitive details unless the user explicitly says they are public.
2. Do not invent outcomes. Only include outcomes, metrics, timelines, and benefits that appear in the source material or are supplied by the user.
3. Preserve credibility. Prefer specific operational detail over vague marketing claims, while keeping the client anonymised.
4. Make the story reusable. Structure the case study so it can be used in proposals, webpages, thought leadership, sales conversations, and internal learning.
5. Separate unknowns. If outcomes or proof points are missing, include a short "Evidence gaps" section rather than fabricating.

Default anonymisation pattern

Use neutral descriptors such as: