ant-personal

Write, edit or review consumer-facing pgEdge documentation: docs pages, README files, in-app copy, the CLI's embedded llms reference and the shipped agent skills. Use this skill for any page a customer or an agent reads, in pgedge-cli or product-ui. Triggers on: 'write a docs page', 'edit this guide', 'review this documentation', 'fix this README', 'write a tooltip', 'write the llms page', or any request to produce or change customer-facing technical text. Do NOT use for blogs, framing docs, JIRA stories, marketing copy or creative writing, which belong to ant-voice-writer.

Write in Ant's voice and style across professional and creative contexts. Use this skill whenever Ant asks Claude to write documents, emails, JIRA stories, framing docs, marketing copy, strategic proposals, competitive analyses, fiction, worldbuilding, TTRPG content, academic essays, analytical writing, poetry, or any content where matching Ant's established writing patterns would improve the output. Triggers on: 'write this in my voice', 'draft a document', 'write a JIRA story', 'create a framing doc', 'draft an email', 'write marketing copy', 'help me write', 'write an essay', 'write a poem', 'write a story', or any content creation task. Do NOT use for pgEdge product documentation, docs pages, README files, in-app copy or the CLI reference, which belong to ant-docs-writer.

End-to-end blog creation workflow: topic exploration, guided questioning, Obsidian vault research, voice-matched drafting, automated review, user feedback for voice skill improvement, and final polish. Use this skill whenever the user wants to write a blog post, draft a blog, create blog content, write a technical blog, write a company blog, brainstorm a blog topic, or mentions 'blog' in the context of content creation. Also triggers on: 'write a post about', 'draft an article about', 'I want to blog about', 'help me write about [topic] for the website', 'create content for the blog', or any request that involves researching a topic and producing a publishable written piece. Use this even for partial blog tasks like 'help me outline a blog post' or 'review my blog draft'.

Simulate C-suite executive reviews of product documents — individually or as a committee debate. Use this skill whenever the user asks for a CTO review, CFO review, CPO review, marketing review, executive feedback, executive committee review, C-suite review, leadership review, or any request to have executives evaluate a document. Also triggers on: 'review this as the CTO', 'what would the CFO think', 'run an exec review', 'executive committee', 'have the execs debate this', 'C-suite feedback', 'leadership alignment review', or any mention of simulating executive personas reviewing documents. Use this even if the user just says 'review the framing doc' in a context where executive feedback is clearly what they want.