writing

writing

A Claude Code plugin marketplace of writing and content-creation skills, built on the open Agent Skills standard - so the same skills work in Claude Code, GitHub Copilot CLI, and other compatible agents.

Skills

• changelog-generator - turn git commit history into user-facing changelogs.
• content-research-writer - research-backed content writing with citations and iterative feedback.
• humanizer - remove signs of AI-generated writing from text.

Install in Claude Code (plugin)

/plugin marketplace add corticalstack/writing
/plugin install writing@writing

Restart Claude Code. The skills then appear in autocomplete as /writing:<name> (e.g. /writing:humanizer).

Install in GitHub Copilot CLI (and other agents)

The skills live in .claude/skills/, which Copilot CLI reads. Install them with the gh skill command (GitHub CLI v2.90.0+):

# all skills from this repo, available everywhere (user scope):
gh skill install corticalstack/writing --agent github-copilot --scope user

# or just one skill:
gh skill install corticalstack/writing humanizer --agent github-copilot --scope user

In a Copilot CLI session: reload with /skills reload, confirm with /skills info humanizer, then invoke by name, e.g. "Use the /humanizer skill to clean up this text."

gh skill also accepts --agent claude-code, cursor, gemini-cli, codex, and many others, so the same repo serves any Agent-Skills-compatible tool. (Alternatively, copy a skill's folder into your project .claude/skills/ or personal ~/.copilot/skills/ and run /skills reload.)

Licensing

Repository scaffolding (manifests, README) is MIT. Individual skills retain their own licenses where present: humanizer is MIT; changelog-generator and content-research-writer carry no explicit license - treat them as the maintainer's own.