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Journal content research

Skill Giving-Back-Studio/growth-agent/skills/journal-content-research

Build and save a source-backed research brief for an enterprise journal topic in Earth Care Network. Use before writing an article, when a topic needs evidence, or when existing content is generic or makes weak claims.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add Giving-Back-Studio/growth-agent --skill journal-content-research

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SKILL.md

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Journal content research

Read journal_strategy, the enterprise's private context, existing articles, and relevant buying signals. Agree on one topic before researching.

Build a brief with:

  • reader question and search or buying intention
  • verified enterprise facts
  • direct source observations and URLs
  • useful examples that do not expose private data
  • open questions and claims requiring confirmation
  • prohibited or unsupported claims
  • recommended thesis, outline, and CTA

A buying signal proves only what its source post says. It does not prove the author's budget, identity, readiness, or outcome.

Save the brief to journal_research with topic, researched_at, sources, findings, open_questions, prohibited_claims, and recommended_outline. Do not publish.

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