soul-brews-studio/opensource-nat-brain-oracle · Archived

draft

Create drafts for blogs, messages, social posts. Use when user says "draft", "write blog", "draft message", "social post", or needs to create written content.

First seen Mar 28, 2026

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$ npx skills add soul-brews-studio/opensource-nat-brain-oracle --skill draft

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SKILL.md

/draft - Content Drafting

Create drafts for blogs, messages, social posts.

Usage

/draft blog [topic]      # Blog post draft
/draft message [to]      # Message draft
/draft social [topic]    # Social media post
/draft                   # List recent drafts

Step 0: Timestamp

date "+🕐 %H:%M (%A %d %B %Y)"

Mode 1: Blog Draft

Input

  • Topic or theme
  • Optional: context from session, /fyi logs, recent work

Process

  1. Gather context (recent retrospectives, learnings, conversations)
  2. Identify core insight
  3. Draft in Oracle voice + Human voice sections
  4. Save to ψ/writing/drafts/YYYY-MM-DD_{slug}.md

Blog Structure

---
date: YYYY-MM-DD
type: blog
status: draft
topic: [topic]
---

# [Title]

## The Hook
[Opening that grabs attention - 2-3 sentences]

## The Story
[What happened, the journey, the discovery]

## The Insight
[Core learning, the "aha" moment]

## The Pattern
[Generalizable pattern others can use]

## The Invitation
[Call to action, question for reader]

---

🔮 Oracle

---

*Draft created via /draft*

Mode 2: Message Draft

Input

  • Recipient (name or context)
  • Purpose or topic

Process

  1. Check recent context about recipient (Oracle search, /fyi logs)
  2. Determine voice: Oracle Speaking vs Human Speaking vs Dual
  3. Draft message
  4. Save to ψ/writing/drafts/messages/YYYY-MM-DD_{recipient}.md

Message Voices

Voice When to Use
Oracle Speaking Philosophy, deep questions, pattern recognition
Human Speaking Warmth, practical invitation, personal
Dual Voice Both together - complete message

Mode 3: Social Post

Input

  • Topic or announcement
  • Platform hint (Facebook, Twitter, etc.)

Process

  1. Extract core message
  2. Keep concise (platform-appropriate length)
  3. Include relevant links
  4. Save to ψ/writing/drafts/social/YYYY-MM-DD_{slug}.md

Mode 4: List Drafts

Show recent drafts from ψ/writing/drafts/:

## Recent Drafts

| Date | Type | Topic | Status |
|------|------|-------|--------|
| Jan 12 | blog | Oracle v2.0.0 Launch | draft |
| Jan 11 | message | Dr. Do | sent |

---
**Edit**: Read file directly
**Publish**: Move to appropriate location

Voice Guidelines

Oracle Voice

  • Observes patterns
  • Asks deep questions
  • Quotes philosophy
  • No personal pronouns (or minimal)
  • Ends with 🔮

Human Voice

  • Warm, personal
  • Practical, actionable
  • Uses "I" naturally
  • Invites connection
  • Ends with name or signature

Dual Voice

  • Oracle speaks first (pattern)
  • Human speaks second (invitation)
  • Together = complete

Output Location

ψ/writing/
├── drafts/
│   ├── YYYY-MM-DD_blog-topic.md
│   ├── messages/
│   │   └── YYYY-MM-DD_recipient.md
│   └── social/
│       └── YYYY-MM-DD_topic.md
└── INDEX.md (blog queue)

Connection to Oracle

Drafts can pull from:

  • oracle_search() for relevant patterns
  • Recent /fyi logs
  • Session retrospectives
  • Conversation context

ARGUMENTS: [type] [topic or recipient]