Skill

Natural, Human-Like Writing

A general-purpose Skill for writing and revising Chinese content, including Zhihu answers, long forum posts, WeChat articles, blog posts, comments, profiles, historical narratives, news and industry analysis, popular science, tutorials, reviews, personal narratives, fiction, stories, dialogue, spoken scripts, and speeches. By default, it writes in the voice of someone experienced, well-researched, and willing to explain the full context. It prioritizes the authentic human voice and natural rhythm found in long-form Chinese internet writing while avoiding vague institutional language, slogan-heavy rhetoric, marketing speak, and AI-generated prose. For long-form nonfiction, it first checks whether sufficient source material is available. If not, it conducts research, asks follow-up questions, or shortens the piece rather than padding it with repetition. Real-world content requires additional verification of facts, quotations, data, and the user’s firsthand experiences, while fictional content may invent characters, settings, dialogue, thoughts, and plots. Final copy must not use colons, em dashes, constructions equivalent to “not... but...,” or similar rhetorical reversals, and must remove corporate jargon and AI clichés. It does not create author profiles, personal rule libraries, or personal writing Skills.

Last updated:2026-11-05