Write and tell stories
95 free AI skills and workflows for this job.
- AI-written text detector: Paste a document. Get an honest estimate of whether AI wrote it, with the wording clues behind it.
- Antagonist behavior planner: Paste your setting plan and the person in power. Get a mood scale with warning signs, triggers and costs.
- App Store release notes writer: Point it at your app's code history. Get plain "What's New" notes users can read, based on real changes.
- Article beat planner: Give it raw notes. Get them arranged into a story of beats, with each term explained first.
- Article shaper: Give it raw material. Get it shaped into an article, paragraph by paragraph.
- Article translator: Give it an article. Get a translation in your language, quick or polished with review, using consistent terms.
- Blog post producer: Give it a topic. Get a researched, edited blog post or guide that is ready to publish.
- Blog post writer: Give it a topic. Get a blog post with outline, hook and call to action, as how-to, list or story.
- Blog publishing review agent: Give it a finished draft. Get every claim matched to proof, the words made plain and the page fixed until it passes.
- Brand manifesto writer: Say what your brand believes and fights for. Get a bold manifesto that rallies your team and customers.
- Brand origin story writer: Tell it how you started and why. Get an origin story and an About page that sound human.
- Build suspense in a story where your character cannot leave: Tell it who is stuck and who holds them. Get a sealed setting, mood map, cost ladder and fair-escape check.
- Case study story planner: Give it your topic and notes. Get the one case to build on, the surprise underneath and an outline.
- Character motivation scene editor: Paste a scene that only explains. Get it rebuilt so each person wants something and uses words to get it.
- Character thought scene writer: Paste a character and a small errand. Get a scene told from inside their head, with time marked.
- Closed setting planner: Tell it who is stuck and where. Get a sealed world with every exit shut for a reason.
- Commit message humaniser: Give it a commit message. Get a plain version that sounds like a careful engineer, with no AI filler.
- Company story aligner: Give it what you tell each group. Find contradictions and get one story framed for each audience.
- Content growth experiment planner: Paste your product link. Get a focused growth test, its costs, measures and decision rules.
- Customer-as-hero message planner: Describe your brand. Get a clear message with the customer as the hero, plus a website and elevator pitch. Uses StoryBrand.
- Customer-focused message writer: Paste your offer and buyer. Get a one-line message, a short page script and a first step, with the customer as hero.
- Daily word quota planner: Say your length and writing days. Get a daily word count, a finish date and a closed-door routine for one first draft.
- Daily writing session planner: Say what you write and when you can sit down. Get a lasting habit: fixed session, draft day, rewrite day, hours log.
- Data jargon translator: Paste your technical findings and name the reader. Get jargon found and the text rewritten in plain business words.
- Dialogue editor: Paste your scene. Get each line of talk tested, the worst fixed and a score out of 100.
- Draft a scene that makes readers need the next one: Tell it what happens in the scene. Get a hook plan, a fair way out, a drafted scene and a find-the-lull check.
- Draft proofreader: Give it a text or document. Get it back corrected in your own voice, with a log of every change.
- Draft shortening editor: Paste your draft. Get it cut to 90% of its length, with a log of every cut and a story check.
- Email drafter: Say who it is for and what you need. Get one clear email with the right tone and a call to action.
- Emotional arc mapper: Give it a story, page or campaign. Get the feeling you want at each step, from attention to action.
- Emotional scene editor: Paste a paragraph that names the feeling. Get it rewritten in short sentences with things and actions.
- Ending-first story planner: Tell it the one feeling you want. Get a story or talk plan built backward from the last line.
- Executive summary writer: Give it a long analysis. Get a one-page summary with the answer first, the impact in numbers and the decision needed.
- Fair escape checker: Paste your plan and how your character escapes. Get each escape tested for fairness, with fixes for cheats.
- Forceful prose writer: Give it a topic or a draft. Get clean, concrete writing with no filler and none of the usual AI habits.
- Fresh draft review: Paste a rested draft. Get every page that needs a change, the big holes, and a score out of 100.
- Help article writer: Give it support questions and product docs. Get clear, searchable help center articles and FAQs.
- Hero story mapper: Paste the facts of a founder, project or life change. Get it mapped as a call, threshold, trial, change and return.
- Hidden theme finder: Paste a finished draft. Get what it seems to be about, and the scenes to add, sharpen or cut for it.
- Honest draft feedback giver: Paste a draft. Get feedback that names the weak lines, asks if you are fine with them and says what to keep.
- Human-sounding reply writer: Ask for it once. Get AI replies that sound like a person, with less listing and fewer stock phrases.
- Idea fragment miner: Talk through a topic. Get raw fragments and ideas pulled out, with no structure yet.
- Interview transcript trimmer: Paste a long interview transcript. Get it cut in passes to the few truly interesting passages, with the order to use them.
- Invented society planner: Paste your world idea. Get a working society: food, homes, quarrels, customs and one strange rule, all fitted together.
- Layered draft writer: Paste your two-audience brief. Get a draft with a plain surface anyone enjoys and marked touches only experts catch.
- Long draft editor: Paste your draft. Get the one main idea named, what fights it cut, and a list of every cut with its reason.
- Long-form draft editor: Give it a finished draft. Get it checked, edited and checked again until it passes, with every change logged.
- Long-form piece structurer: Say what you are writing, such as a case study or whitepaper. Get a clear outline and structure that avoids padding.
- Make a daily writing habit that lasts: Tell it your hours. Get a daily word count, a reading plan, a restart rule and a weekly check on your log.
- Memorable message editor: Share a tagline, pitch or paragraph. Get three versions to compare for clarity and memorability.
- Memorable message writer: Give it a message. Get a rewrite that is simple, surprising, concrete, believable and emotional. Uses the SUCCESs checklist.
- Mystery plot planner: Tell it the crime or puzzle. Get a clue map, a timeline and a reveal that plays fair.
- Naming system planner: Describe your brand, product range or fictional world. Get related names with a shared root, meanings and background.
- Next-page hook planner: Tell it your scene. Get the question readers must want answered, where to stop and a fair answer.
- Page-turner scene drafter: Paste your hook plan. Get a drafted scene in plain, concrete prose that ends on the line you planned.
- Partner update about mistakes: Paste your year's results and slip-ups. Get an owners' letter naming each mistake, its cost and the change.
- Plain English editor: Paste a draft. Get it back in plain words, with each cut explained and a check that you would still say it.
- Pre-publish content checker: Give it a draft and its brief. Get checks on facts, voice, structure, AI sound and search readiness.
- Product positioning brief: Paste your product facts. Get a team memo that names the outcome you sell, who users become and a relatable example user.
- Proofreader: Give it text. Get grammar, spelling, punctuation and style fixed against your style guide.
- Reader feedback question writer: Share your draft. Identify the right test reader and get questions that uncover where they struggle.
- Reader feedback sorter: Paste what several readers said. Get what to fix, what to leave alone and a ranked rewrite list.
- Research paper writer: Give it your findings. Get a manuscript in standard sections with checked citations and reporting rules applied.
- Review comment humaniser: Give it a code review comment. Get a direct version that reads like a teammate wrote it.
- Revise a draft with the door open: Paste a rested draft. Get its holes marked, its meaning found, a cut of 10%, plain wording and a reader plan.
- Rising cost ladder builder: Paste your story plan. Get attempts that each cost more than the last, and a clock over all of it.
- Scene detail picker: Paste your story's key places. Get a few first-to-mind details for each, one fresh comparison and what to leave out.
- Scene suspense reviewer: Paste your scene. Get the paragraph where a reader would put it down, the fix, and a verdict on its pull.
- Scene turn checker: Paste a scene list or outline. Get each scene marked for what changes and which choice changes it, with weak scenes flagged.
- Serial story planner: Tell it your story or content idea. Get a plan in parts, each with a job and a hook.
- Short piece reporter: Name a place or person and a word limit. Get a reporting plan and a tight piece in three jobs.
- Show-don't-tell scene rewriter: Paste a paragraph that names the feeling. Get it rewritten in short, plain sentences where things carry it.
- Small working example explainer: Name a mechanism you need to teach. Get the smallest example that shows it, with traced values and predictions to check.
- Story continuity checker: Give it your manuscript and story facts. Get a list of name slips, age errors, anachronisms and loose plot threads.
- Story impact reviewer: Paste your draft and the feeling you meant. Get each line checked against it, where attention slips and what to cut.
- Story premise tester: Paste your story idea. Get the controlling idea, the idea that argues back, and a verdict on its strength.
- Story rules checker: Paste a story. Get it checked against 18 plain-fiction rules, each fault named with its line, and a score out of 100.
- Story shape mapper: Paste your story, talk or pitch. Get its fortune line drawn in text, the flat spots, and a fix.
- Story structure reorderer: Paste your draft. Get a new order of scenes that puts the reader in the character's seat, with the check.
- Storyboard-first story builder: Paste your places, memories and hero. Get a rough board that finds the story before you write.
- Teaching story writer: Give it a lesson you want to teach. Get a short funny story that carries it, with a turn to the reader.
- Technical writer: Give it a feature or API. Get clear docs, guides, tutorials or changelogs for your readers.
- Test a story idea and make every scene turn: Paste your story idea. Get a premise verdict, every scene marked for what changes, and a line-by-line voice-over test.
- Translator: Give it text and a language. Get a natural translation with local tone and consistent terms.
- Two-audience brief writer: Paste your project and its audience. Get a brief with two audiences, two ways to fail and a promise to each.
- Unplotted first-draft writer: Paste your situation and word count. Get today's pages written in order, a facts sheet and tomorrow's first question.
- Usability test audience planner: Paste your draft. Get who to try it on, the questions to ask each, and a pass line for both.
- What-if situation finder: Paste your story idea. Get one what-if question, the people stuck in it and the unknowns to leave open.
- World detail consistency checker: Paste your world notes and drafts. Get every clash between details, a fix for each and a score.
- Write a first draft fast with the door closed: Tell it your idea. Get a what-if situation, a daily word plan, scene details and a first draft written without an outline.
- Write something experts admire and newcomers enjoy: Give it what you are making and who it is for. Get a trimmed draft that works for both experts and newcomers.
- Write your founder story and cut it to what moves: Give it the true facts of how you started. Get a shaped, trimmed story in plain words.
- Writer's reading plan builder: Tell it your free minutes and goal. Get a weekly reading schedule with the sums and a book mix that teaches.
- Writing log reviewer: Paste your plan and your daily log. Get days hit, pace, finish date, a score out of 100 and one change.
- YouTube script writer: Give it a video idea. Get scored hook options and a full spoken script with what shows on screen.