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consult-launch-comms

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Draft the go-to-market communications for a consulting engagement's rollout — the client-internal 上線公告 (rollout announcement) and the 說明會 invite, written in the client sponsor's voice, filed as [Comms] Google Docs in the client's numbered [N] Drive project folder and backlinked to the CRM deal — plus an optional, ask-only ANONYMIZED case-study seed handed to the public content pipeline. Trigger on /consult-launch-comms or when Peter says "寫導入上線公告", "幫客戶寫內部宣布信", "上線溝通信", "寫說明會邀請", "draft the rollout comms", "write the launch announcement for the client", or "internal rollout email". Distinct from content-newsletter-draft (Peter's OWN weekly newsletter to his audience), from consult-info-session (RUNS the 說明會 this skill's invite announces — event ops live there), and from social-publish-article / zynkr-content-writer (generic public publishers — the optional public leg HANDS OFF to them; this skill never posts). Drafting job only: it produces Docs and handoff packets, runs no event and publishes nothing itself.

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