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- BrainstormBrainstorm and develop angles for a new newsletter issue — grounded in the writer's Brief (the through-line, lenses, topics, and objectives) and their archive (to avoid repeating past coverage). A PRE-SET, context-aware ideation partner, specific to the newsletter with zero setup. It sharpens the writer's thinking; it does not write the piece (D21). Use for "help me brainstorm", "ideas for the next issue", "what should I write about", "develop this angle", "is this worth a piece".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- BriefWrite the Newsletter Brief — the living source-of-truth document: what the newsletter is about, how it's been written so far, and its objectives & vision. Step 6 of the Context Kit and the Milestone 1 deliverable. Rich, declarative identity-mode at CLAUDE.md quality. Run after reconcile. Use for "write the brief", "create the source of truth", "consolidate what my newsletter is".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- CompoundAt the end of a session, suggest the key essential items to add or fine-tune in the writer's context — turning corrections, "I'd never say that" moments, drifts, and new angles into durable, approved updates to the Brief and Voice Profile (in place). Keeps the context improving with use, with near-zero authoring burden. Use at session end, or for "update my context", "what did we learn", "compound this session", "should anything go into the brief/voice profile".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Distill SubjectDistill what a newsletter is ABOUT from its corpus — an evidence-cited read of through-line, topic clusters, lenses (ways of seeing), motifs, audience, boundaries, and formats. Step 4 of the Context Kit (Milestone 1). Run after the corpus is ingested. Use for "distill the subject", "what is this newsletter about", "analyze my archive", "read the corpus".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Distill VoiceDistill HOW a newsletter is written into an operational, checkable Voice Profile (rules + verbatim examples + anti-AI-texture checklist), then calibrate it. Steps 7–8 of the Context Kit (Milestone 2). The profile is a GUARDRAIL that protects the writer's voice and flags AI texture — NOT a prose generator (D21). Run after the Brief. Use for "distill my voice", "build the voice profile", "voice guardrail", "how do I write".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Extract CorpusExtract a writer's full published corpus from a Substack newsletter (vanilla or custom-domain) given only its URL — the complete archive at full fidelity, cleaned, segmented, and fidelity-tagged, with a coverage manifest. This is step 3 (Ingest) of the Context Kit. Use whenever someone wants to build AI context from a Substack newsletter, "load my newsletter," "pull my archive," or onboard a writer's body of work. v1 supports free Substack only; paid posts return previews.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Pull IdentityPull a Substack newsletter's STATED identity — name, tagline, about page, recent subjects — the high-signal context the writer already wrote about themselves. Step 2 of the Context Kit, loaded BEFORE the bulk corpus (progressive loading). Use for "pull my newsletter's about page", "get the stated identity", or as part of onboarding.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- ReconcileReconcile what the writer SAYS, what their page STATES, and what their corpus SHOWS — surface the gaps as open questions, capture the answers, and classify each as aspiration / drift / latent-strength / noise. Step 5 of the Context Kit — the engine that injects direction. Run after distill-subject, before the Brief. Use for "reconcile", "compare what I say vs what I write", "what's the gap between how I see it and what it is".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- StartWalk through the ENTIRE Context Kit setup end-to-end — the single guided entry point. Runs every step in order (connect → describe → stated identity → read archive → distill subject → reconcile → Brief → Voice Profile), pausing at the points where the writer needs to answer. Use to begin: "start", "set up my newsletter", "walk me through the context kit", "build my newsletter context from scratch", "let's begin".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2