Creative content workflow: brief, research, outline, draft, refine. Use when the user asks for a blog post, article, story, social media content, marketing copy, headline, or any writing where tone and voice matter.
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# Creative Writing Workflow
## How to Execute
1. **Brief**: Identify the content type, audience, tone, and key message. Infer from context if not stated.
2. **Research**: If the topic requires factual grounding, use web_search for current information.
3. **Outline**: Structure the piece (intro, body, conclusion) or (hook, development, CTA).
4. **Draft**: Write the full content. Match the requested style and voice.
5. **Refine**: Polish for flow, readability, and impact. Remove filler and tighten language.
## Rules
- Match the user's requested tone — formal, casual, humorous, persuasive, etc.
- For blog posts and articles, lead with a compelling hook.
- Keep paragraphs short for digital content.
- If writing social media content, respect platform character limits and conventions.
- Creative work should still be factually accurate — verify claims with web_search.
## Pitfalls
- Using a generic tone when the user specified a particular style
- Including unverified statistics or quotes
- Writing overly long content when brevity was requested
- Forgetting to adapt format to the target platform
