Browse all 9 articles in this open-source series. Nine evidence-led Marketing Skills guides: shared context, installation, metadata parsing, evaluation, cost, permissions and an editorial lab.
Featured starting point
Understand the MIT-licensed marketing skill library, its shared product context, optional integrations and the human decisions it cannot replace.
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01 → 09
Understand the MIT-licensed marketing skill library, its shared product context, optional integrations and the human decisions it cannot replace.
Use a narrow read-only pilot to test context loading, evidence quality and actionable output before adding integrations or publishing authority.
Plan installation scope, referenced files, context migration and reversible updates for a Markdown-based skill library.
Map the library’s document architecture and distinguish host-driven execution from repository maintenance automation.
Inspect sync-skills.js with isolated LF, CRLF and multiline fixtures, then explain the difference between metadata extraction and skill validation.
Design a controlled pilot that separates model cost, editorial effort, citation observations and successful learning.
Separate reusable instructions from secrets and publishing authority, and inspect the project’s partner-surface synchronization boundaries.
Compare reusable skill instructions, a team-owned checklist and specialized analytics using a common acceptance task instead of an invented leaderboard.
Design a proposed daily-content workflow that separates discovery, evidence, authorship, review and verified release.
