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Content Creator Redirect

Your AI routes requests for blog posts, articles, or content planning to the right specialist. Writing tasks go to content-production; strategy and planning go to content-strategy.

Try asking: “Write a blog post about SaaS onboarding best practices”

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What is this skill?

If you’re used to asking for a 'content creator' and want the right result every time, this redirect skill ensures your requests are handled by the most qualified AI. Instead of a one-size-fits-all approach, your AI now recognizes whether you need content written, optimized, or planned—and sends your request to the correct specialist. This is especially useful for teams transitioning from legacy setups or those who want to avoid confusion between writing and planning tasks.

What you can do

  • Ask for a blog post or article and your AI will redirect to the content-production skill for research, drafting, and SEO optimization.
  • Request a content calendar, topic cluster, or content plan and your AI will forward the task to content-strategy for structured planning.
  • Get brand voice analysis or SEO optimization for existing content—these are routed to content-production, which includes the necessary tools.
  • Avoid duplicate or misrouted requests by always getting the right AI for the job, whether you need strategy or execution.

How it works

When you make a request like 'write a blog post' or 'plan my content,' your AI identifies the intent. If it’s a writing or optimization task, it hands off to content-production, which handles research, drafting, and SEO. If it’s a planning or ideation task, it routes to content-strategy, which builds topic clusters, calendars, and content maps. The redirect skill itself does not process requests; it simply ensures you never have to think about which specialist to use.

Good to know

  • No setup required—this skill only redirects and does not process content itself.
  • For new content, use content-production; for planning, use content-strategy.
  • For social media content, requests are routed to the social-content skill.