Technical format: Skill
ArticleCraft
Turn an evidence packet into an author-reviewed article draft.
What ArticleCraft does
Turn an evidence packet into an author-reviewed article draft.
- For
- Writers and editors preparing a source-grounded article for a named audience.
- Bring
- A writing brief, permitted source excerpts or notes, audience, intended claim and publication boundaries.
- Action
- Frame the argument, map claims to evidence, draft, review claim strength and voice, then propose revisions.
- Output
- Article draft, source/claim checks and a revision record.
Runtime and prerequisites
The writing method runs in your existing AI agent; no article-generation engine or publishing service is bundled.
- A skill-capable assistant and material you have permission to use; no runtime packages required.
How the work moves
Example output
A fictional article draft with source checks and author review notes.
Fictional illustration, not a result from your task or measured user evidence.
Limitations
Does not verify source truth or measure author improvement. Repository scripts check packaging and authored evaluation records.
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Related tools & research
Sources to compare or explore alongside this capability. A listing does not imply an integration, partnership or endorsement.
Open source 1 source
Zotero notes
Attach research notes to source records before assembling an article evidence packet.
Difference: ArticleCraft guides argument, audience and revision; it does not manage a reference library or integrate with Zotero.
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Research & guidance 1 source
FActScore (EMNLP 2023)
Atomic supported claims are a useful review lens for mixed factual and interpretive article prose.
Difference: This is a review pattern to consider; ArticleCraft does not implement FActScore, its retrieval pipeline or its reported evaluation.
Reviewed
Commercial tools 1 source
Grammarly tone guidance
A focused option for checking how wording may sound to an intended audience.
Difference: ArticleCraft uses supplied evidence and an author-reviewed drafting method; it has no Grammarly account, API or automated tone score.
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