Wade Watts
WriteSix-Method Story Polish
Based on the six methods from William Blundell's How the Wall Street Journal Tells Stories, this Skill diagnoses and refines an existing draft across six dimensions: character positioning, micro-crafted openings, mysterious leads, numerical reference points, metaphor self-checks, and interwoven evidence. It first produces a diagnostic report, including six-dimension radar-chart scores, and only refines the draft after the user confirms. Throughout, it preserves the author's human presence and personal metaphor library. Version 2.0 adds an “Insightful Observer” tier to character positioning as the default, combines micro-crafted openings and mystery into an “Insight-First Check,” and adds quantitative 0–10 scoring across six dimensions with a text-based radar chart. Suitable for second-pass refinement of nonfiction, including public-account long-form articles, Xiaohongshu posts, and column drafts. This is a polisher, not a generator—the user must already have a draft.
Personalized AI Signal Radar
Every day, hundreds of AI topics trend, but only 3-5 may be truly relevant to you; the rest is noise. The Personalized AI Signal Radar tailors AI intelligence based on your identity and areas of interest, capturing only the signals that truly matter to you. Core capabilities: Personalized customization: Choose identity tags and focus areas—what you follow is what's trending. Primary sources: Give priority to official announcements, papers, and product pages, each with original attribution. Horizontal scanning: Compare products, research, and business trends across multiple companies in the same period. Vertical timeline: Track the complete evolution of a company, person, or topic without sifting through records one by one. Periodic auto-push: Runs weekly, monthly, or quarterly, summarizing new changes and trend judgments. Hidden but important: Unearth signals buried by major news but meaningful in the long run for everyday people. Don’t chase trends, chase your own. Don’t create anxiety, only provide judgment.