Claude Skills by jeffreytse

Use when writing fiction dialogue that sounds stilted, expository, or on-the-nose, and needs to feel authentic, subtext-driven, and purposeful.

Use when outlining a story, screenplay, novel, or narrative and need to establish its structural backbone

Use when building a fictional world for speculative fiction (science fiction, fantasy, historical fiction, alternate history) — designing the world-building framework that establishes the physical rules, social structures, history, and internal consistency needed to support credible narrative.

Use when developing a protagonist or major character's internal transformation across a story

Use when starting a short story, novel chapter, or scene — writing a story opening that establishes a specific character in a specific situation, implies the story's central tension, and creates forward momentum that compels the reader to continue.

Use when establishing or executing a systematic fact-checking process for journalism, fact-checking organizations, or content verification workflows

Use when planning and conducting a journalistic interview to maximize source cooperation and information yield

Use when planning or writing a long-form investigative journalism piece that requires document analysis, source development, and multi-stage verification

Use when drafting a news article, breaking news report, or structured journalistic story for publication

Use when writing a business document, memo, email, or presentation where the reader needs to understand a recommendation or conclusion quickly.

Use when planning the overall structure and information architecture of a documentation system for a product, API, or software project

Use when organizing or reorganizing documentation for a project, product, or knowledge base

Use when writing or improving API reference documentation, endpoint descriptions, or OpenAPI specifications

Use when writing or reviewing API reference documentation, endpoint descriptions, or developer-facing SDK documentation

Use when creating or improving a README file for a software project or open-source repository