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sup-writing

Writing workflow recipe (audience → outline → draft → revise → polish)

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## When to use
When a task asks to draft, write, rewrite, or edit a document, post, or message.

## Operating rules
1. Identify audience, purpose, and target length first.
2. Outline structure before drafting prose.
3. Draft fast, revise slow: separate generation from editing passes.
4. Cut filler words; prefer concrete nouns and active verbs.
5. Verify any factual claim before publishing.

## Stop conditions
- The piece meets the stated audience and purpose.
- Structure, grammar, and tone have all been reviewed.
- Length and formatting match the target medium.