what is writter-skills fr?

writter-skills is a collection of three writing-related skills for Chinese-language AI agents such as Hermes Agent, Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Each skill is meant to be loaded into an agent so it can turn raw, messy source material into a specific kind of clean, finished output. The first skill, article-writing, turns notes, interviews, podcast transcripts, meeting recordings, or scattered opinions into a publishable long-form Chinese article, aimed particularly at platforms similar to WeChat public accounts and product or business commentary sites. The author notes this skill has already been used to produce an article accepted by a real Chinese product management publication, so it is not just a hypothetical example. The second skill, note-organizing, takes similar raw material such as lecture transcripts, meeting notes, or interviews, and instead organizes it faithfully into a merged, topic-based set of Markdown study notes, without adding the persuasive tone or narrative hooks that the article skill would use. The third skill, vibe-coding-prd, is aimed at coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor: it takes rough requirements, product requirement documents, competitor analysis, or loose ideas and turns them into a concise, implementation-ready Markdown PRD with clear feature scope, page structure, and acceptance criteria. Each skill explicitly states what it is not meant for. The article-writing skill is not for short summaries, meeting minutes, or technical documents. The note-organizing skill is not for publishable articles or PRDs. The PRD skill is not for marketing copy, pitch decks, or brand storytelling. To use any of the three, you load its SKILL.md file into a Hermes Skill or Codex Skill compatible environment, or simply paste the SKILL.md content directly as a prompt to an agent, followed by your source material and desired output format. The README states a shared design principle across all three skills: never invent facts that are not in the source material, and always produce natural, non-templated Markdown output. No license is specified in the README.