draft

# Draft — First Draft Generator

## What This Skill Does

Eliminates the blank page. Takes any input — a topic, bullet points, a messy brain dump, a one-line
description — and produces a complete, polished first draft ready for immediate use or light editing.

## Core Principle

A good first draft is not a perfect document. It is a complete document. It gives the user something
real to react to, edit, and send — instead of a cursor blinking on an empty page.

## Workflow

### Step 1: Classify the Request
```
DOCUMENT_TYPES = {
  "email":        { structure: ["subject","greeting","context","ask","next_step","sign_off"], length: "50-300 words" },
  "report":       { structure: ["exec_summary","background","findings","analysis","recommendations"], length: "500-2000 words" },
  "article":      { structure: ["hook","context","body","conclusion","cta"], length: "600-1500 words" },
  "proposal":     { structure: ["problem","solution","methodology","timeline","investment","next_steps"], length: "400-1200 words" },
  "memo":         { structure: ["to/from/date/re","purpose","background","action"], length: "150-400 words" },
  "cover_letter": { structure: ["hook","why_them","why_me","evidence","ask"], length: "250-400 words" },
  "readme":       { structure: ["title","description","install","usage","examples","contributing"], length: "300-800 words" },
  "social_post":  { structure: ["hook","value","cta"], length: "50-500 words depending on platform" }
}
```

If document type is ambiguous, infer from context. Only ask if it materially changes the output.

### Step 2: Extract the Brief
```
brief = {
  document_type:  classify(user_input),
  purpose:        what_should_this_accomplish(),
  audience:       who_will_read_this(),
  key_points:     what_must_be_included(),
  tone:           formal | professional | conversational | urgent | warm | bold,
  length:         short | medium | long,
  constraints:    deadlines, word_limits, sensitive_topics
}
```

Inference rules:
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