Skills

• SkillUSD 2

  FAQ Draft

  Builds an FAQ from the questions people actually ask — mined from support, sales calls and search logs — answered honestly at the reader's level, organised by their mental model instead of your org chart.

  Best for: FAQs that answer questions nobody asks while support answers the real ones daily

• SkillUSD 2

  Help Article

  Writes help-centre articles that actually resolve the issue: task-shaped, tested against the real interface, written for the frustrated reader at their moment of need — with the searchability that lets them find it at all.

  Best for: Help centres that explain features instead of solving problems

• SkillUSD 2

  Product One-Pager

  Writes the single page that makes your product's case: the problem in the buyer's words, what you do about it, the proof that it works, and the one next step — for the reader who gives you ninety seconds and decides everything from them.

  Best for: The 'send me something' request after a promising conversation

• SkillUSD 2

  Announcement Draft

  Drafts the announcement — feature launch, change, company news — fitted to each channel it ships in: the reader's 'what does this mean for me' answered first, the tone matched to the news, and the hard announcements handled with the candour they require.

  Best for: The launch announcement that needs email, in-app and social versions by Tuesday

• SkillUSD 2

  Meeting Agenda

  Designs the agenda that makes a meeting worth its payroll cost: decisions named as decisions, pre-reads that actually get read, time boxed by importance — and the standing meeting audited for whether it should exist at all.

  Best for: Meetings that are status theatre ending in 'good discussion'

• SkillUSD 2

  Options Memo

  Writes the memo that gets a real decision made: the question stated decidably, the genuine options laid out with their honest trade-offs, a recommendation argued rather than hedged — and the decider's job reduced to reading and choosing.

  Best for: Decisions stuck in week three of 'we should discuss this'

• SkillUSD 2

  Retrospective Format

  Designs the retrospective your team actually needs this time: the format fitted to what the period was like, the discussion structured past the usual suspects, and the output filtered to the few actions that will genuinely happen — breaking the groundhog-day retro cycle.

  Best for: Retros that produce the same three complaints and zero change

• SkillUSD 2

  Weekly Review

  Runs your personal weekly review in thirty disciplined minutes: the week audited against what you intended, the next week shaped before it shapes you, and the open loops captured out of your head — the operating ritual that compounds.

  Best for: Weeks that end in 'where did it go?'

• SkillUSD 2

  Glossary Builder

  Builds the shared vocabulary your project or company actually needs: the terms that mean different things to different people found and pinned, each definition tested against real usage — ending the meetings where everyone agrees using words nobody agrees on.

  Best for: Teams discovering in month three that 'active user' meant four things

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