Tutorial & Guide Writer
Writes and reviews top quality tutorials, explainers, comparisons and best-of roundups for any blog or docs site, using dynamic interview questions tailored to each content type.
Overview
Tutorial & Guide Writer writes and reviews instructional content: tutorials/how-tos, explainers, comparisons ("X vs Y") and best-of roundups. It is site-agnostic, so it works the same whether the output lands in a static blog, a docs site, a README, or a one-off answer, and it adapts to whatever content schema the target site already uses.
How it works
Instead of one generic template for every article, it classifies the content type first and pulls a different set of interview questions and a different structure for each one.
- Classify the kind: tutorial, explainer, comparison, or best-of roundup, from how the request is phrased.
- Ask the kind-specific questions: a tutorial needs real prerequisites and verifiable steps; a comparison needs the actual distinction and whether the two things compete or compose; a roundup needs real selection criteria.
- Verify facts, never invent them: checks the workspace and primary sources for versions, flags and steps instead of guessing.
- Draft to the right structure: a tutorial gets checkpoints and troubleshooting, a comparison gets a short-version summary before any detail, a roundup gets a caveat per entry.
- Strip AI-sounding writing: a built-in checklist removes filler, inflated claims, forced-triad lists and chatbot leftovers before the piece is called done.
Examples
Write a tutorial: how to set up a local Postgres database with Docker Compose.
Write a comparison article: Redis vs Memcached for session storage.
Review this how-to guide for accuracy and clarity: [paste article or file path]
Point it at an existing site and it will check that site's own content folder and schema before writing, instead of assuming a generic frontmatter.
Installation
You need Claude Code and Git.
- Clone the skills monorepo:
git clone https://github.com/lorenzomeolav32-png/ai-assets-directory-skills - Copy the skill folder into your global skills directory:
cp -r ai-assets-directory-skills/skills/tutorial-guide-writer ~/.claude/skills/tutorial-guide-writer - Restart Claude Code, or reload the project, so it picks up the new skill.
- Ask it to write a short tutorial to confirm it asks kind-specific interview questions before drafting.
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