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content-refiner

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Refine, adapt, or rewrite any content to match a target audience, voice, and learning context. Three modes — Diagnose (assess only), Suggest (recommendations), Adapt (full rewrite). Takes any source material — KB reference docs, external articles, AI outputs, client deliverables, transcripts — and transforms it so the target audience can learn from it effectively, while preserving all key content and making it uniquely voiced. Multi-voice: reads any voice/audience profile you point it to. Triggers on: refine this, adapt this for [audience], rewrite for beginners, make this match [voice], diagnose this content, how could this be better, simplify this, make this more advanced, restructure this for a workshop, improve this for learning, rewrite in our voice, what would you change about this content, suggest improvements to this, this doesn't land with [audience], this is too technical for beginners, this sounds nothing like us, content doesn't match our voice, how do I make this simpler. Do NOT use for: collaborative draft iteration on user-written content (use content-research-writer — that skill iterates with the user on their writing; this one transforms existing content for a new audience or voice), SEO-optimised article refresh targeting a keyword (use seo-content — it handles SERP analysis and keyword targeting), conversion copy scoring and variant generation (use direct-response-copy — it optimises for conversion; this optimises for comprehension/retention/application), mechanical brand compliance audit (use brand-consistency-auditor — it flags violations; this rewrites holistically), evaluating document quality against a rubric (use self-evaluation-rubric), writing original content from scratch (use seo-content, newsletter, or lead-magnet).

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