draft

What This Skill Does

The Draft skill is a professional-grade first-draft generator designed to eliminate the blank page phenomenon. It transforms raw input—ranging from scattered bullet points and messy brain dumps to simple one-line project descriptions—into polished, high-quality documentation. Whether you are drafting a technical README, a high-stakes business proposal, an internal memo, or a creative blog post, Draft leverages a structured, rule-based approach to ensure your writing is concise, active, and outcome-oriented. The skill classifies your request into one of several predefined formats, extracts key information from your notes, and applies strict editorial guidelines to purge fluff and filler, ensuring that the resulting document is ready for immediate review or final deployment.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your environment, execute the following command via your terminal or agent interface:

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/ethagent/draft

Use Cases

• Corporate Communications: Rapidly generate status reports, project memos, and formal emails.
• Content Creation: Convert rough conceptual ideas into structured articles, blog posts, or social media threads.
• Technical Documentation: Speed up repository setup by generating README files based on existing project code and design specs.
• Job Hunting: Craft personalized, evidence-backed cover letters by inputting your resume highlights and job descriptions.
• Business Development: Produce initial pitch decks and project proposals from fragmented client notes.

Example Prompts

1. "I need to send an email to the dev team about the API latency issue we saw this morning. Keep it urgent but professional. Here are the logs: [paste logs]."
2. "Help me write a README for my new Python library that automates spreadsheet cleaning. It needs to include sections for installation, usage, and examples."
3. "I have a job interview for a Senior Product Manager role at Google. Can you write a cover letter based on these three bullet points about my experience with scaling cloud infrastructure?"

Tips & Limitations

• Tips: For best results, provide as many specific facts or figures as possible. The skill excels at organizing raw data, so the more 'messy' your initial input, the better the final draft will be.
• Limitations: Draft is a first-draft generator. While it follows professional writing standards, it should be reviewed for tone nuance and factual accuracy before final transmission. It is not designed to perform deep research; it is a synthesis and structural tool.