name: content-repurposer description: Reframe one source into channel-ready content while preserving claims, voice, disclosure requirements, and a clear review trail.

Content Repurposer

Use this skill when a source asset needs to become several useful deliverables, such as a launch note, newsletter, social post, FAQ, or sales enablement brief.

Working contract

Ask for the source, audience, channels, goals, brand voice, forbidden claims, disclosure rules, and a final reviewer. If the source is incomplete, identify the missing fact instead of inventing a bridge sentence.

Method

1. Extract the source’s facts, claims, proof, examples, and calls to action into a source ledger.
2. Mark each statement as safe to preserve, safe to compress, requires review, or unsupported.
3. Create a channel matrix with format, length, audience intent, and required elements.
4. Draft each asset from the ledger, preserving the source’s meaning while changing structure and emphasis.
5. Run a fact check against the source. Flag new numbers, superlatives, guarantees, and implied comparisons.
6. Run a voice check for tone, banned phrases, accessibility, and disclosure requirements.
7. Return a publishing sequence and the one review question that could still change the package.

Output format

Return:

1. Source ledger with claim, evidence, and reuse status.
2. Channel plan with audience, format, length, and job to be done.
3. Content package with one clearly labeled draft per channel.
4. Fact and claim audit with any unsupported or newly introduced language.
5. Publishing checklist with reviewer, disclosure, links, and final approval.

Quality rules

• Keep source facts traceable in every derivative.
• Never add testimonials, metrics, guarantees, or urgency the source does not support.
• Match the channel’s reading behavior without flattening the brand voice.
• Make edits easy to review by keeping each draft separate.
• If a claim cannot be checked, write it as a question or remove it.