@wlzh: On the same day, I uncovered two gems — Liu Run's Business Reference Distillation Skills and Luo Zhenyu's Quote Distillation Skills. What does that mean? It's not about learning how Liu Run and Luo Zhenyu write — it's about turning their writing systems into templates that AI can use directly. That is, you feed in a piece of material, and AI will use Liu Run's methods to deconstruct the structure, create analogies, and build SCQA logic chains; then switch to Luo Zhenyu's mode to generate quotes, insights, and personal engagement.

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Introduces two open-source AI writing skill templates that mimic Liu Run's business analysis style and Luo Zhenyu's quote style, enabling AI to produce professional and shareable articles, lowering the barrier to writing.

On the same day, I uncovered two gems Liu Run's Business Reference Distillation Skills, and Luo Zhenyu's Quote Distillation Skills. What does that mean? It's not about learning how Liu Run and Luo Zhenyu write — it's about turning their writing systems into templates that AI can use directly. That is, you feed in a piece of material, and AI will use Liu Run's methods to deconstruct the structure, create analogies, and build SCQA logic chains; then switch to Luo Zhenyu's mode to generate quotes, insights, and personal engagement. One handles logic, the other handles quotes. Together, they give the article both skeleton and soul. At the core of Liu Run's system, I found three most valuable elements: - SCQA logical framework (Situation → Conflict → Question → Answer), a holy grail for writing business analysis articles - Analogy-making ability, translating complex business logic into everyday scenarios - Three-paragraph structure (3-point/10-point/32-item), each structure suited to a different reading scenario Luo Zhenyu's system takes a different direction: - Quote framework — every article must have that one quote worth sharing - Counter-intuitive framework — not to persuade you, but to make you go "Oh?" - Personal engagement — not preaching, but "I'm doing this with you" Combined, they form a complete writing production line: • Liu Run turns your material into logically clear business analysis • Luo Zhenyu sprinkles quotes and insights on top • All you need to do is provide the material Why does this excite me? Because I've always pondered: how do you write an article that is both professional and shareable? These two demands are inherently conflicting — professionalism turns inward, shareability turns outward. But these two Skills together resolve that conflict perfectly: Liu Run's ensures professionalism without being watery, Luo Zhenyu's ensures shareability without being tacky. What's the killer part? These two Skills are open-source. Anyone can use them. And they don't just rewrite articles — they even provide references and a quality control checklist. It shows the creators weren't just messing around — they were truly refining a writing system. Seeing both in one day, I can only say: In the AI era, the barrier to writing has changed. It's not about AI writing for you — it's about AI giving you a writing style. It used to take ten years to develop Liu Run's logical sense, and ten years to develop Luo Zhenyu's quote sense. Now you download a set of Skills and use them today. This is the real game-changer in the AI era.
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That day, I found two great things at the same time.

Liu Run’s business reference distilled skills, and Luo Zhenyu’s quote distilled skills.

What does that mean? It’s not telling you to learn how Liu Run and Luo Zhenyu write — it’s turning their writing systems into templates that AI can use directly.

In other words, now you feed in a piece of material, and AI will use Liu Run’s approach to break down the structure, create analogies, build the SCQA logic chain; then switch to Luo Zhenyu’s mode to generate quotes, provide inspiration, and add “rolling up sleeves and jumping in.”

One handles logic, the other handles quotes. When you use both together, the article gets both skeleton and soul.

At the core of Liu Run’s system, I think the three most valuable things are:

  • SCQA logical framework (Situation → Conflict → Question → Answer), a magical tool for writing business analysis articles
  • Ability to create analogies, translating complex business logic into relatable everyday scenarios
  • Three-paragraph structure (3-segment / 10-point / 32-items), each structure suited for a specific reading context

Luo Zhenyu’s system goes in a different direction:

  • Quote framework — every article must have that one sentence that can be shared
  • Counterintuitive framework — not to persuade you, but to make you go “oh?”
  • Jump in and do it — not preaching, but “I’m doing it with you”

Combined, they form a complete writing production line:

  • Liu Run is responsible for turning your material into logically clear business analysis
  • Luo Zhenyu is responsible for sprinkling quotes and inspiration on top
  • You only need to be the person who inputs the material

Why does this excite me?

Because I’ve been thinking about one question: how do you write an article that is “both professional and shareable”? These two needs are inherently conflicting — professional and shareable, one inward-facing, one outward-facing.

But putting these two skills together, it precisely resolves that conflict:

Liu Run’s approach ensures professionalism without being shallow; Luo Zhenyu’s approach ensures shareability without being ugly.

What’s the killer feature?

These two skills are open source. Anyone can use them.

And it’s not just about rewriting articles — it even provides references and a clear quality control checklist.

It shows that the people who created these skills didn’t just write casually — they really polished a writing system.

Seeing both in one day, I can only say:

In the AI era, the barrier to writing has changed.

It’s not about AI writing for you; it’s about AI helping you have a writing style.

Before, you had to spend ten years to develop Liu Run’s sense of logic, ten years to develop Luo Zhenyu’s sense of quotes.

Now you download a set of skills and you can use it today.

That, damn it, is the real dimensionality reduction strike of the AI era.


liangdabiao/liurun-bookwriter-skills

Source: https://github.com/liangdabiao/liurun-bookwriter-skills

liurun-bookwriter · Dual-Style Long-Form Writing Skill Set

Two skills, two styles, one goal — to help you write long articles with a “writer’s flavor.”

This project includes two complementary Chinese long-form writing skills:

SkillStyle PositioningOne-LinerBest For
liurun-bookwriterBusiness Insight / Methodology“I” is not in mind, “You” isBusiness commentary, enterprise cases, visit reports
luozhenyu-bookwriterCognition / Inspiration / BusinessPeople who act, not criticsCognitive upgrade, AI era response, personal growth

Quick Selection

What You Want to WriteRecommended Skill
Business commentary, corporate financial analysis, 5-Minute Business School styleliurun-bookwriter
Business insight, business methodology, visit reportsliurun-bookwriter
Business aphorism quotes (“flying down three thousand feet”)liurun-bookwriter
Cognitive upgrade, inspirational short articles, long-termism advocacyluozhenyu-bookwriter
New Year’s Eve speech, AI era response, personal growthluozhenyu-bookwriter
Self-deprecating opening, parallel short sentences (“As soon as X, then Y”)luozhenyu-bookwriter
Using historical figures to talk about modern principles (Zeng Guofan, Napoleon)luozhenyu-bookwriter
Decision frameworks of 60–150 charactersluozhenyu-bookwriter (Luo Pang 60 seconds)

Not sure? Look at the core question — is your article about “solving a problem” or “sparking thinking”? For the former, choose Liu Run; for the latter, choose Luo Zhenyu.

See §3. Comparison and Complementarity for detailed comparison.


I. liurun-bookwriter · Liu Run Style Business Long-Form Article

Empathy is the most important fundamental skill. What fills your mind is not “I,” but “You.” — Liu Run

A complete replication of Liu Run’s 28 years of business writing experience. Refined from his “My 28 Years of Writing Tips” into 8 major principles, 3 structures, SCQA logical momentum, 5 Business School SCA++ template, and 7 types of callouts, specifically designed for business long-form writing.


What This Skill Can Do

You Say One SentenceIt Writes
“Write a business commentary”3-segment long article, ASC straight to the point
“Use Liu Run’s style”Execute by default according to the 8 major principles
“Give me a 32-item piece”32 sentences, CSA highlighting concerns
“Write a 10-point piece”10 interlocking points, QSCA highlighting confidence
“Make an ASC piece”Use ASC logical momentum to open
“Write a 5-Minute Business School piece”5-step SCA++ template
“Write a business insight / methodology piece”Business long article + supporting cases
“Write an entrepreneur interview / visit report”10-point style is most suitable
“Analyze Pinduoduo’s financial report”32-item or 3-segment + data annotation

5-Minute Quick Start

Step 1: Trigger the Skill

Directly say to the Agent:

"Use Liu Run's style to write a 32-item commentary on HarmonyOS"

The Agent will automatically execute the following process:

1. Identify structure type → 32 items
2. Select SCQA variant → CSA (default)
3. Confirm topic angle → 32 items on HarmonyOS
4. Research material (auto) → Cases + data + quotes
5. Write → Follow the 8 major principles
6. QC self-check → 12 quality checks
7. Wait for your confirmation on each item

Step 2: Confirm Each Time

After each paragraph/point/item, the Agent will pause and wait for your confirmation. No manual operation required from you.

Step 3: Export to PDF

python scripts/export_pdf.py article.md

8 Major Writing Principles (Core Mental Models)

#PrincipleOne-LinerQuantifiable Indicator
1EmpathyWhat fills your mind is not “I,” but “You”Empathy anchor must appear within the first 3 paragraphs
2Sense of AudienceWrite for “Jack Ma” to read“You” ≥ 8 times per thousand words
3Gentleman’s Self-SoilingGive the good to the other, the bad to yourselfAt least 1 self-soiling frame per article
4Logical MomentumFlying down three thousand feetAt least 1 explicit SCQA annotation
55-Business-School SCA++Capture fleeting attentionComplete 5-step structure
63 Types of StructuresBasic requirements for editorsStrictly match structure with title
7SLR FocusKeep shooting until it’s thoroughAt least 1 story/example/analogy per paragraph
8Caliper PrecisionShort, accurate, reviseSentence length ≤ 45 characters

For detailed explanation, see references/style-dna.md


3 Structure Blueprints

TypeParagraph StructureDefault SCQALengthBest For
3-segment§01 Introduction + §02–§04 Body + §05 Final WordsASC1500–2500 wordsBusiness commentary, methodology
10-pointLead-in + 01–10 + ConclusionQSCA2500–4000 wordsCase analysis, visit reports
32-item32 key pointsCSA2000–3000 wordsEvent commentary, hot-topic responses
5-Business-SchoolScenario introduction → Break cognition → Core logic → Apply to other contexts → Summary reviewASC2000–4000 words5-Minute Business School audio

How to choose?

  • Not sure → Default to 3-segment (basic editor requirement)
  • Many cases, with interviews → 10-point
  • Expressing a stance, need restraint → 32-item
  • Creating 5-Minute Business School audio → 5-Business-School SCA++

For detailed blueprints, see references/book-blueprints.md


3 SCQA Logical Momentum Variants

VariantOrderEffectTypical Scenario
ASCAnswer → Background → ConflictStraight to the pointWork reports, proposals, default for 3-segment
CSAConflict → Background → AnswerHighlight concernsHot-topic responses, default for 32-item
QSCAQuestion → Background → Conflict → AnswerHighlight confidenceBig problems with big solutions, default for 10-point

Explicit annotation method:

**A Answer**: Change the commission system to a bonus system.
[body text expands]

**C Conflict**: But doing so will trigger backlash from the sales team.
[body text expands]

For detailed logical momentum explanation, see “Principle 4” in references/style-dna.md


7 Callout Special Content Blocks

NameTrigger ScenarioFormat
Empathy BoxOpening / paragraph transition> **What you're thinking**:...
Self-Soiling BoxHumble opening / self-deprecation> **First, admit a mistake**:...
Quote BoxParagraph conclusion / highlight a point> **Quote**:...
Story BoxTell a story / case> **Story**:...
Example BoxReduce cognitive cost> **Example**:...
Analogy BoxPeek at essence> **Analogy**:...
Deliberation BoxWord choice comparison> **Deliberation**:[original] vs [revised]

For detailed formats, see references/callout-patterns.md


Installation

Method 1: Copy to Agent skills directory

# Claude Code
cp -r liurun-bookwriter ~/.claude/skills/

# WorkBuddy
cp -r liurun-bookwriter ~/.workbuddy/skills/

Method 2: Use as a local Skill directory

Directly tell the Agent the path to the skill; no need to copy.


Dependencies

DependencyPurposeRequired
Python 3.8+Run validation / PDF scriptsRequired
pandocMarkdown → PDFRequired for PDF export
XeLaTeXChinese font renderingRequired for PDF export
Chinese fontChinese display in PDFRecommended: Source Han Serif / LXGW WenKai

Installation by Platform

macOS

brew install pandoc
brew install --cask mactex
brew install --cask font-source-han-serif
brew install --cask font-lxgw-wenkai

Linux (Ubuntu/Debian)

sudo apt install pandoc texlive-xetex texlive-lang-chinese fonts-noto-cjk

Windows

winget install --id JohnMacFarlane.Pandoc
winget install --id MiKTeX.MiKTeX

Verify Dependencies

python scripts/export_pdf.py --list-fonts
echo "# Test" > test.md
python scripts/export_pdf.py test.md

Command Line Tools

1. PDF Export

# Basic usage
python scripts/export_pdf.py article.md

# Specify output file
python scripts/export_pdf.py article.md -o output.pdf

# Specify font
python scripts/export_pdf.py article.md --font "Source Han Serif SC"

# Verbose output
python scripts/export_pdf.py article.md -v

# List available Chinese fonts
python scripts/export_pdf.py --list-fonts

PDF Styling (optimized for business long-form articles):

  • Font: Source Han Serif (Windows/Linux) / LXGW WenKai (preferred) / Microsoft YaHei (fallback)
  • Font size: 11pt
  • Line spacing: 1.5
  • Margins: 3cm

2. Structure Validation

# Validate long-form structure (auto-detect: 3-segment/10-point/32-item/5-Business-School)
python scripts/validate_structure.py article.md

# Silent mode (only return exit code)
python scripts/validate_structure.py article.md --quiet

Auto-checks 12 items:

✅ Article type identification     ✅ SCQA variant identification
✅ Correct number of paragraphs    ✅ Paragraph number continuity
✅ Zero tolerance for banned words ✅ Empathy anchor
✅ "I" / "You" frequency          ✅ "Everyone" = 0
✅ Callout count                   ✅ SCQA node annotation
✅ Paragraph end "Final Words"     ✅ Fuzzy word check

3. Multi-Agent Collaboration

# Initialize a 32-item long-form article
python scripts/agent_scheduler.py --init "32-tiao-hongmeng" --type "32条" --scqa "CSA"

# Initialize a 10-point long-form article
python scripts/agent_scheduler.py --init "hua-wei-10" --type "10点式" --scqa "QSCA"

# Check current status
python scripts/agent_scheduler.py --status

# Get next batch of tasks
python scripts/agent_scheduler.py --next

# Advance to next stage
python scripts/agent_scheduler.py --advance

5 Agent roles: Editor-in-Chief / Research / Writing / Editing / Typesetting For detailed process, see references/agent-protocol.md


File Structure

liurun-bookwriter/
├── SKILL.md                    # Main skill definition (Agent auto-loads)
├── README.md                   # This file
├── LICENSE                     # MIT License
│
├── references/                 # Reference documents (consulted by Agent during writing)
│   ├── book-blueprints.md      # 3 structure blueprints + SCQA pairings
│   ├── chapter-templates.md    # 3 structure templates + 5-Business-School SCA++ template
│   ├── style-dna.md            # 8 major principles complete DNA
│   ├── opening-techniques.md   # 6 opening techniques
│   ├── callout-patterns.md     # 7 callout formats
│   ├── quality-checkpoints.md  # 12+10 QC checklist
│   ├── agent-protocol.md       # Agent collaboration process
│   └── research-sources.md     # Business research sources
│
├── assets/                     # Resource templates
│   ├── templates/
│   │   ├── cover-template.md   # 4 long-form article cover templates
│   │   └── toc-template.md     # 4 structure table of contents templates
│   └── schemas/
│       └── outline-schema.json # Outline data structure
│
├── scripts/                    # Tool scripts
│   ├── export_pdf.py           # PDF export (Source Han Serif / 11pt / line spacing 1.5)
│   ├── validate_structure.py   # Structure validation (12-item QC auto-check)
│   └── agent_scheduler.py      # Multi-Agent collaboration scheduling
│
└── tests/                      # Tests
    ├── baseline-checks.md      # 5 baseline failure modes
    ├── pressure-scenarios.md   # 7 stress test scenarios
    └── fixtures/
        └── sample-3duan.md     # 3-segment sample long-form article

Quality Assurance

Each long-form article automatically executes 12 QC checks:

Structure Checks (4 items)

  • Article type matches metadata
  • Correct number of paragraphs (3-segment=5, 10-point=12, 32-item=32, 5-Business-School=5)
  • Paragraph ends with “Final Words”/“Conclusion” (3-segment, 10-point)
  • Numbering is continuous with no breaks

Style Checks (5 items)

  • Zero banned words (key: “everyone” = 0)
  • “I” frequency ≥ 3 times per thousand words
  • “You” frequency ≥ 8 times per thousand words
  • Fuzzy words appear consecutively ≤ 3 times
  • Sentence length ≤ 45 characters

Content Checks (3 items)

  • Empathy anchor within first 3 paragraphs
  • Callout count ≥ 1 (quote/story/example/analogy)
  • At least 1 explicitly annotated SCQA node

For the complete checklist, see references/quality-checkpoints.md


Non-Applicable Scenarios

  • Academic paper format
  • Pure story/novel-style creation
  • Ultra-short copy (WeChat Moments, Weibo)
  • Financial reports requiring complex charts
  • Legal provisions, technical manuals

Example: 3-Segment Long-Form Article

Refer to the complete example in tests/fixtures/sample-3duan.md. The structure is as follows:

# [Title]

**Creator**: Liu Run
**Source Column**: Official WeChat Account "Liu Run"
**Publication Date**: YYYY-MM-DD
**Structure Type**: 3-segment
**SCQA Variant**: ASC
**Target Readers**: Entrepreneurs · Business Readers
**Core Insight**: [One sentence]

---

## §01 Introduction: Why This Article Was Written
[Empathy anchor]
[Why the reader should keep reading]

## §02 [Body 1: First core argument]
[Start from the answer (A of ASC)]
[Support with story/example/analogy]
[Conclude with a quote]

## §03 [Body 2: Second core argument]
[Connect from the end of §02]
[Deeper insight]
[Conclude with a quote]

## §04 [Body 3: Third core argument]
[Go even deeper]
[Actionable methods or suggestions]
[Conclude with a quote]

## §05 Final Words
[Review the three arguments]
[Elevate to a higher level]
[Conclude with a quote / method / question]

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I write business long-form articles in other styles?

Not recommended. This skill specializes in replicating Liu Run’s style. To write in another style, please disable this skill.

Q: What if I can’t fill 32 items?

Don’t force it. It’s better to say less. You can switch to the 3-segment (5 paragraphs) or 10-point (10 points).

Q: What if Chinese characters are garbled in the PDF?

# Confirm Chinese font is installed
fc-list :lang=zh

# macOS: brew install --cask font-source-han-serif
# Linux: sudo apt install fonts-noto-cjk

Q: Can I reference other writers in the long-form article?

Yes, but you must cite the source and not imply it’s Liu Run’s own opinion. See the “Quote Material Library” in references/research-sources.md.

Q: How should business data be handled?

Must annotate timeliness (“as of September 2024”) and source (company announcement / authoritative media / well-known research institution). See references/research-sources.md.


II. luozhenyu-bookwriter · Luo Zhenyu Style Inspirational Long-Form Article

People who act don’t stand on the sidelines and point fingers; they roll up their sleeves and jump in, making themselves the key variable in solving the problem. — Luo Zhenyu

A complete replication of Luo Zhenyu’s 14 years of content creation experience (founder of Dedao App, host of “Luo Ji Si Wei,” host of the “Friend of Time” New Year’s Eve Speech, host of “Civilization Journey”). Refined from his 2012–2026 video scripts of “Luo Ji Si Wei,” 3652 audio clips of “Luo Pang 60 Seconds,” three published books (“The Unworried Achiever,” “Reading as a Method,” “Inspiration”), 11 “Friend of Time” New Year’s Eve speeches, and the “Civilization Journey” program into 12 major principles, 3 structures, 3 SCQA variants, 7 core callouts (+6 extended), specifically designed for cognitive/inspirational/business long-form writing. Core principle: Learn the style, don’t copy sentences; every quote/story/analogy is created fresh on the spot for each piece.

For detailed documentation, see luozhenyu-bookwriter/README.md


What This Skill Can Do

You Say One SentenceIt Writes
“Write one in Luo Zhenyu’s style”Execute by default according to the 12 major principles (quotes/stories created fresh)
“Write a Luo Pang 60 Seconds”60–150 character short piece, PEI phenomenon-explanation-inspiration
“Write a Luo Ji Si Wei long-form article”2000–4000 character long piece, TQA trigger-question-answer
“Make a New Year’s Eve Speech style piece”10,000+ character speech, CAA concrete-abstract-action
“Write about what ordinary people can do in the AI era”New Year’s Eve speech style or long-form, soul-searching questions + historical figures
“Write about Zeng Guofan”Long-form + historical figure + inspiration
“Write about long-termism”New Year’s Eve speech style + jump in and do it + inspiration
“Write about personal growth”Long-form + historical figure + quotes
“Write a hot-topic response”60 seconds or long-form, TQA variant

12 Major Writing Principles (Core Mental Models)

⚠️ Most important: Quotes/stories/analogies must be created fresh on the spot for the current topic; reproducing original sentences from representative works is prohibited.

#PrincipleOne-LinerQuantifiable Indicator
1Jump In and Do ItPeople who act, not criticsAt least 1 “jump in” frame per article
2Long-TermismDo one valuable thing, keep doing itAt least 1 “long-termism” frame per article
3Inspirational OutputGive inspiration, not answersAt least 1 “inspiration” frame
4Be Specific, Be ProfoundDon’t talk in the abstract; give examplesAt least 2 specific stories per thousand words
5Take Action, InnovateDon’t daydream; start doingAt least 1 call to action per article
6Get Confused, Step OutDon’t work behind closed doorsAt least 1 “step out” scene
7Story DetailsKey is in the details, new story each articleAt least 2 per thousand words, no repetition across consecutive articles
8Quote-ismEvery paragraph has a quote, must be created fresh≥ 3 quotes per thousand words, no copying original lines from representative works
9Use AnalogiesTranslate the abstract into the concreteAt least 1 original analogy per article
10Examples Reduce Cognitive LoadUse specific people to talk about specific thingsAt least 1 original example per article
11Verb-DrivenUse actions to let readers seeVerbs ≥ 1/3 of the entire text
12Humble & Self-DeprecatingI am Luo Pang (don’t make up weight loss numbers)Open with “I am Luo Pang” to establish identity

For detailed explanation, see style-dna.md


3 Structure Blueprints

TypeParagraph StructureDefault SCQALengthBest For
Luo Pang 60 Seconds1 phenomenon + 1 explanation + 1 inspirationPEI (phenomenon-explanation-inspiration)60–150 charactersShort content, decision frameworks, hot-topic responses
Luo Ji Si Wei Long-Form§01 Introduction + §02–§04 Body + §05 ConclusionTQA (trigger-question-answer)2000–4000 charactersBusiness commentary, cognitive upgrade, character analysis
New Year’s Eve SpeechOpening + multiple sub-themes + action principles + elevationCAA (concrete-abstract-action)10,000+ charactersNew Year’s Eve speech, annual summary, large speeches

How to choose?

  • Not sure → Default to Luo Ji Si Wei long-form (TQA trigger-question-answer)
  • Short content, need speed → Luo Pang 60 Seconds (PEI phenomenon-explanation-inspiration)
  • New Year’s Eve speech, need momentum → New Year’s Eve speech (CAA concrete-abstract-action)

For detailed blueprints, see book-blueprints.md


3 SCQA Logical Momentum Variants (Specific to Luo Zhenyu)

VariantOrderEffectTypical Scenario
TQATrigger → Question → AnswerStory + interrogation + answerDefault for Luo Ji Si Wei long-form
CAAConcrete → Abstract → ActionBe specific to be profound + elevation + actionDefault for New Year’s Eve speech
PEIPhenomenon → Explanation → InspirationShort, fast, inspirationalDefault for Luo Pang 60 Seconds

Explicit annotation method:

**T Trigger**: When Zeng Guofan first arrived in Changsha to train troops, his Hunan soldiers were unruly. Instead of getting anxious, he first built sturdy camps and dug deep trenches.

[body text expands]

**Q Question**: Why does "doing the task at hand" break through entanglement better than "thinking about the past"?

[body text expands]

**A Answer**: Because the essence of entanglement is "thinking about the past"; the antidote is to shift attention from the past to the present.

[body text expands]

7 Core Callout Special Content Blocks

There are also 6 extended callouts (SCQA nodes / SCQA variants / decision frameworks / enlightened confused person / binary deconstruction / counterintuitive), see callout-patterns.md.

NameTrigger ScenarioFormat
Jump In BoxAgainst critics, encourage action> **Person who acts**:[action]
Long-Termism BoxMicro-actions, persistence> **Long-termism**:[micro-action]
As soon as X, then Y BoxParallel quote> **Be specific, be profound**:[case]
Story BoxTell a story, character> **Story**:[scene + detail]
Quote BoxParagraph conclusion, highlight> **Quote**:[a catchy sentence]
Inspiration BoxParagraph conclusion, give perspective> **My inspiration**:[perspective]
Era Interrogation BoxSoul-searching question, hot topic> **Era interrogation**:[question]

Installation

# Already in the project's .workbuddy/skills/ directory (default location)
ls d:/liurun-bookwriter-main/.workbuddy/skills/luozhenyu-bookwriter/

# Or copy to another location
cp -r .workbuddy/skills/luozhenyu-bookwriter ~/.claude/skills/

Directly tell the Agent the path to the skill; it’s ready to use.


Dependencies

DependencyPurposeRequired
Python 3.8+Run validation scriptsRequired

Command Line Tools

1. Structure Validation

# Validate long-form structure (auto-detect: Luo Pang 60 Seconds / Luo Ji Si Wei Long-Form / New Year's Eve Speech)
python scripts/validate_structure.py article.md

# Silent mode (only return exit code)
python scripts/validate_structure.py article.md --quiet

Auto-checks 12 items:

✅ Article type identification     ✅ SCQA variant identification
✅ Correct number of paragraphs    ✅ Paragraph number continuity
✅ Zero tolerance for banned words ✅ "Jump in" anchor
✅ "I" / "You" frequency          ✅ "Everyone" = 0
✅ Callout count                   ✅ SCQA node annotation
✅ Paragraph end "Conclusion"      ✅ Fuzzy word check

2. Multi-Agent Collaboration

# Initialize a New Year's Eve speech
python scripts/agent_scheduler.py --init "ai-1000days" --type "跨年演讲稿" --scqa "CAA"

# Initialize a Luo Pang 60 Seconds
python scripts/agent_scheduler.py --init "60s-decision" --type "罗胖60秒" --scqa "PEI"

# Check current status / advance
python scripts/agent_scheduler.py --status
python scripts/agent_scheduler.py --next
python scripts/agent_scheduler.py --advance

5 Agent roles: Editor-in-Chief / Research / Writing / Editing / Typesetting For detailed process, see agent-protocol.md

3. PDF Export

# Convert Markdown long-form article to PDF
python scripts/export_pdf.py article.md -o article.pdf

# Specify font
python scripts/export_pdf.py article.md --font "Microsoft YaHei"

File Structure

.workbuddy/skills/luozhenyu-bookwriter/
├── SKILL.md                    # Main skill definition (Agent auto-loads)
├── README.md                   # This file
├── LICENSE                     # MIT License
│
├── references/                 # Reference documents (consulted by Agent during writing)
│   ├── book-blueprints.md      # 3 structure blueprints + 3 SCQA pairings
│   ├── chapter-templates.md    # 3 structure templates + New Year's Eve speech SCA template
│   ├── style-dna.md            # 12 major principles complete DNA + generation formulas
│   ├── opening-techniques.md   # 6 opening techniques
│   ├── callout-patterns.md     # 7 core callouts + 6 extended callout formats
│   ├── quality-checkpoints.md  # 12+10 QC checklist
│   ├── agent-protocol.md       # Agent collaboration process
│   ├── research-sources.md     # Luo Zhenyu content research sources
│   └── real-works-extraction.md# Extraction of real features from 20 representative works
│
├── assets/                     # Resource templates
│   ├── templates/
│   └── schemas/
│
├── scripts/                    # Tool scripts
│   ├── validate_structure.py   # Structure validation (12-item QC auto-check)
│   ├── agent_scheduler.py      # Multi-Agent collaboration scheduling
│   └── export_pdf.py           # PDF export
│
└── tests/                      # Tests
    ├── baseline-checks.md
    ├── pressure-scenarios.md

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