Ensures all marketing and blog content aligns with Orbitant's technical, honest, and first-person brand voice.
This skill provides Claude with the editorial framework needed to produce or review content that sounds like a real human contributor at Orbitant. It enforces a first-person perspective, prioritizes technical rigour and real-world examples over abstract theory, and eliminates corporate clichés. By applying specific rules for Spanish-English technical terminology and punctuation—such as correct em-dash usage and the preservation of technical terms—it helps maintain a consistent, high-quality professional blog presence that values utility and transparency over marketing fluff.
Key Features
01Standardizes technical Spanish-English code-switching and punctuation rules
02Prioritizes concrete project examples over abstract theoretical claims
03Enforces first-person narrative for authentic, experience-based storytelling
04Requires detailed 'why' explanations for all technical and architectural decisions
05Scans and removes corporate jargon, AI filler, and 'brochure-style' marketing language
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Use Cases
01Auditing existing drafts to ensure they meet Orbitant's 'technical rigour' standards
02Translating complex engineering decisions into transparent, honest marketing content
03Transforming technical Slack threads or meeting notes into cohesive blog articles
