Write from what you actually have, and see every change: edits with a change table, honest reviews against your brief or rubric, outlines and drafts built only from your notes with gaps marked, short emails with no invented reasons or dates, and references formatted in APA, IEEE, Chicago, Harvard or MLA without guessed fields.
Skills 6 in the Claude listing
Write draft Write a draft or a section from your own notes, outline or bullets, with a visible [NEEDS: ...] placeholder wherever a fact, number or source is missing instead of an invented one. Write edit Edit a draft for clarity, flow, grammar and length without changing what it says, and list every change with the reason. Write email Write a clear, short email for a real situation, with a subject line, using only the facts you give: no invented reasons, dates or promises. Write outline Turn a brief and your own notes or sources into an outline: thesis, sections with a word budget, and the evidence for each point, with gaps marked "needs a source". Write refs Format your reference list and in-text citations in APA, IEEE, Chicago, Harvard or MLA from what you paste, listing missing fields (DOI, pages, year) instead of guessing them. Write review Give honest feedback on a draft against its brief, rubric or reader: criterion by criterion, met or not, with the line that shows it and a fix. 