
This is the nuclear option for SEO content that needs to pass for human. It runs a four-phase workflow: SERP research, content type selection from 23 templates, quick knowledge extraction questions, then writes the full piece with an absurdly detailed anti-slop ruleset baked in. The banned word list alone (delve, landscape, testament, leverage) is worth the price of admission. It saves business context to disk so you're not re-explaining tone and audience every session, pulls structure rules from reference files for each content type, and actually varies sentence rhythm instead of generating that characteristic three-clause LLM cadence. Use this when the content needs to rank and you can't afford that "written by AI" smell.
$ npx -y skills add inhouseseo/superseo-skills --skill write-content --agent claude-codeInstalls into .claude/skills of the current project.
Writes a complete SEO-optimized article. Four phases: research → content type decision → knowledge extraction → write. Includes the full anti-AI-slop ruleset and the voice rules that make the output sound like a practitioner, not a press release.
expert-interview skillIf no topic is given, ask for one before proceeding.
Business context (audience, tone, language, brand voice, examples) shapes every article. Don't re-ask these questions every session.
First use: ask 4-5 questions and save the answers somewhere persistent in your agent's environment. Use the safest default first:
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