@coreyhaines31 I set up an online entry point where someone can upload their draft and run the full seven sweeps directly — the sequential sweep structure is what makes this worth trying live rather than just reading about:
Most editing prompts try to fix everything in one pass and miss the compounding: clarity edits unlock better voice edits, which make the "so what" bridges land harder. Seven passes that build on each other is a genuinely different design from the usual "rewrite this" prompt.
Anyone landing on the marketingskills repo can open the demo and paste their copy in — file upload or plain text, their choice.
The product-marketing context requirement is a smart constraint. It forces the skill to edit against the author's actual brand voice instead of defaulting to generic "professional tone." That detail is the kind of thing that's hard to appreciate from a README skim but obvious once someone runs it on real copy.
shesonglin@tinkerland.ai if you have questions. Feel free to close if this isn't relevant.
@coreyhaines31 I set up an online entry point where someone can upload their draft and run the full seven sweeps directly — the sequential sweep structure is what makes this worth trying live rather than just reading about:
Most editing prompts try to fix everything in one pass and miss the compounding: clarity edits unlock better voice edits, which make the "so what" bridges land harder. Seven passes that build on each other is a genuinely different design from the usual "rewrite this" prompt.
Anyone landing on the marketingskills repo can open the demo and paste their copy in — file upload or plain text, their choice.
The product-marketing context requirement is a smart constraint. It forces the skill to edit against the author's actual brand voice instead of defaulting to generic "professional tone." That detail is the kind of thing that's hard to appreciate from a README skim but obvious once someone runs it on real copy.
shesonglin@tinkerland.ai if you have questions. Feel free to close if this isn't relevant.