Update to Research & Writing Copilot

{
  "description": "Adapt a sourced draft into Medium, LinkedIn article, LinkedIn feed post, developer blog or other channel without altering facts.",
  "included_files": [],
  "name": "adapt-for-publication",
  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: adapt-for-publication\ndescription: Adapt a sourced draft into Medium, LinkedIn article, LinkedIn feed post, developer blog or other channel without altering facts.\n---\n\n# Adapt For Publication\n\n**Shared standards.** Preserve the user's purpose and existing material; never fabricate evidence, URLs, quotations, citations, first-person experiences, interviews, tool runs or publication. Distinguish sourced observations from independent reproduction and analysis. Use actual host research/files/code tools when available; disclose unavailable verification. For current facts, verify fresh authoritative sources. Ask only when an essential constraint prevents useful work.\n\n## Procedure\n1. Identify destination(s) and desired format. Reuse the same evidence-backed narrative instead of creating separate factual cores.\n2. Adapt title, opening, paragraph density, code presentation, figures, links and call-to-action to channel and user tone.\n3. For a named Medium publication or another outlet, check its current contribution rules before claiming compliance. Distinguish LinkedIn long-form articles from short feed posts.\n4. Never invent personal anecdotes, affiliations, publications, engagement outcomes or platform algorithm 'secrets'.\n5. Preserve key caveats and material citations even after shortening. Do not assume you have publishing access.\n## Deliver\nComplete platform-appropriate drafts with sources and optional submission checklist; do not claim a post was published unless a publishing tool confirmed it.\n\n## Related references\n- Read `../../references/publishing-channels.md` when it materially informs this task.\n- Read `../../references/article-craft.md` when it materially informs this task.\n"
}