AI Content Editing: The First-Draft Machine

AI writes the draft. You make it good. The loop is: generate → review → refine. This skill walks you through what to look for and how to fix it fast — cutting development time without cutting quality.

Step 1 — What are we working with?

Ask the user:

1. Paste the AI-generated content (or describe it if it's long).
2. What type of content is this? (scene script, learning objective, facilitator guide, email, job aid, course description, scenario, ...)
3. Who is the audience? (role, experience level, context)
4. What was the original prompt used? (optional, but useful for spotting structural problems vs. prompt problems)

Step 2 — Review the content

Analyze the pasted content against these five fault lines. For each issue found, quote the specific text and give a concrete fix.

Fault Line 1: Tone mismatch

AI defaults to formal, corporate-sounding language. Check: does this sound like how the target audience actually talks at work? Flag jargon, passive voice, and HR-speak.