Use when transforming or auditing an existing or already-scoped one-off draft against approved or provisional voice rules after its message type is chosen.
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tessl review fix ./skills/write-in-voice/SKILL.mdApply voice rules to one scoped message without changing its task type or safety contract. Preserve facts, evidence boundaries, and uncertainty.
ELIGIBLE status and reasonEligibility and opt-out status gate a generic one-off offline draft. Readiness inputs do not.
ROUTE: write-openers; a follow-up or reply returns ROUTE: draft-follow-ups; a sequence or cadence returns ROUTE: build-sequence; channel adaptation or multiple channel versions returns ROUTE: adapt-channel. Return no copy. The specialist's safety contract takes precedence; never partially fulfill or bypass it. Use this skill afterward only for voice transformation or audit of its scoped one-off draft.STOP with no copy for an opt-out, stop request, or ineligibility. Return NEEDS VERIFICATION with no copy only when either gate is missing or unverified.NOT READY TO SEND without withholding allowed offline copy.For out-of-scope tasks return ROUTE, the specialist skill, reason, and no copy.
For an in-scope task return drafting-gate status and reason, then:
DRAFT FOR HUMAN REVIEWAPPROVED or PROVISIONALFor STOP or NEEDS VERIFICATION, return the reason and no copy.
DRAFT FOR HUMAN REVIEW; eligibility never proves permission.Confirm specialized tasks route with no copy; in-scope drafting gates passed; readiness is separate; claims and voice choices are traceable; uncertainty remains intact; and no action is implied.
Use write-in-voice to audit the voice of Avery Lin's already-scoped one-off email draft. Route requests for openers, follow-ups, sequences, or channel adaptations.
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