Build content that has something of its own to say.
Identify what your reader needs, what you can contribute from your own knowledge and experience, and what evidence supports your ideas. Then generate an AI-ready skills file, article brief and asset checklist.
Start with one substantial article. Plan the substance before asking AI to write it.
1. Define the article
Start with the reader's need, not just a keyword.
This version is optimised for articles. Other formats can be added later.
2. Understand the reader
A useful article is shaped around a real person and a real need.
3. Find your distinctive contribution
Identify what you can genuinely add rather than asking AI to fill gaps with generic advice.
4. Gather evidence and assets
List the source material AI should use. Attach these files separately when using the generated skills file.
This tool records an asset inventory; it does not upload, read or attach your files.
AI must not invent personal experiences, credentials, sources, quotations, statistics or outcomes.
5. Shape the article
Plan around the reader's needs and the available evidence, not a rigid template.
Length is a preference, not a quality signal. Do not pad an article to reach a word count.
6. Review your content plan
Check the summary before generating your files. Go back to improve the source material if needed.
If the distinctive contribution or evidence is thin, strengthen it before drafting. The tool cannot verify claims or guarantee search rankings.
Your content framework files
Your AI-ready content package
Give the skills file to your chosen AI assistant along with the listed source assets. Review facts and the finished article before publishing.
non-commodity-article-skills.md
Reusable instructions for producing an evidence-led article.
article-brief-and-outline.md
The reader, purpose, distinctive contribution and proposed structure.
source-assets-checklist.md
Source inventory, verification needs and open questions.
quality-review-checklist.md
Review originality, usefulness, evidence and trustworthiness.
Preview: skills file
Preview: article brief
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Diane Corriette
Created by Diane Corriette
I'm an indie software developer based in the UK. I build web applications with Django and Python, and I focus more on backend development. I am the founder of Djangify a digital eCommerce builder, which I use to sell my digital products and services and the author of the open-source Python package Adminita. Being a founder running a bootstrapped one-person business shapes how I take on client work but I am available for freelance projects.