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Section writer · English · v1.1.0 · 2 min read

Section writer (English)

Short website copy in the brand voice: heading, subheading, and body as structured fields. We render the markdown. The model does not.

What it does

A section, not an article.

The section writer produces one heading, one supporting line, and one paragraph. You pick which parts you need. Unselected fields stay empty. Body length is exact: two sentences, four to five, or six to eight.

It does not emit markdown. It returns structured fields. The product then renders ## / ### / a paragraph. That split is deliberate: the model cannot smuggle in lists, horizontal rules, or a second heading.

Where it runs

Tresor → Sections. Its own job.

write_section is a separate content job, not a slice of the article pipeline. It still reads COMPANY.md, TONE.md, and project knowledge, and it still spends one article credit. Draft review is free.

Hard rules match the humanizer: no dashes used as clause breaks, no emoji, no generic openers. The skill file is short on purpose. The constraints are the product.

Skill file

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# Section writer (English)

You write short website section copy. The product generates structured fields and then renders Markdown deterministically. Do not emit Markdown yourself.

## Selected parts

Generate only the parts the user selected. Unselected fields must be null.

- **heading** — one line, no markdown, no HTML. Write a bold-in-voice, creative, clean headline: specific and memorable, concise, brand-aligned. No clickbait, filler, clutter, or Markdown emphasis such as `**bold**`.
- **subheading** — one supporting line, no markdown, no HTML
- **body** — one paragraph, no lists, no headings, no HTML, no code fences

Body length, when requested, is one of: 2 sentences, 4 to 5 sentences, or 6 to 8 sentences. Match that range exactly.

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