Turn source material into referenced, practical topics for analysis and action. Select topics, research, develop content and redraw figures, then prepare CMS entries and a PR within the agreed scope.
Organize research around real business questions for business leaders and teams. First agree on the stage to complete and what to read, research and write. Prioritize established theories directly related to stakeholder capital theory, retain useful methods and use reliable current sources to propose specific improvements, producing methods, templates and examples readers can use. Practical articles explain the concepts, reasoning and methods they use, so readers can understand and apply them without relying on manuscript chapters.
What to prepare
The stage to complete, intended readers and business question
Material inventory, available files, references and usage rights
Target platform, section, editorial rules and latest source code
The relevant edition of stakeholder capital theory or another framework, when needed
What you receive
A topic list with duplicates removed, practical questions and priorities
Referenced research outlines, practical articles and reading lists
Editable SVG figures, templates and an internal research log
CMS entries, verification records and a PR within the agreed scope
Who it is for
Develop a management topic into methods and templates a team can use
Inventory a large collection, choose topics and check existing coverage before publishing
Add current research, editable figures and practical steps to an existing think tank article
How the work progresses
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Agree whether the task is topic selection, research, writing, illustration or publication. Source documents inform the work; they do not grant permission to publish.
02
Review the full inventory and readable content, group overlapping business questions and check existing articles before choosing revision, linking or a new article.
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Research with reliable current sources. Develop concepts, conditions of use, steps, templates, examples and limitations, distinguishing facts, recommendations and hypotheses.
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Prioritize improvements to established theories directly related to stakeholder capital theory. Examine participants, evidence, costs, risks and review procedures. Distinguish the original theory, new inferences and hypotheses requiring validation; choose the depth of adaptation for the question.
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Redraw editable figures and verify their data and relationship to the text. Keep necessary references in the article and research and editing records in an internal log.
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Use the existing CMS, translate, check and submit a PR only within the authorized scope. Merging and deployment follow the authorization given in the conversation.
Getting started
Download and extract the complete ZIP, then read its README. Install the complete folder containing SKILL.md in your AI tool’s skills directory under the skill name. In a multi-version repository, choose the version you need and retain its supporting files. Try a small task with the required inputs and review the result.
Follow the requested stage; receiving files does not automatically authorize writing, translation or publication.
Do not copy full texts or original figures without usage rights. Redrawn figures still retain necessary source attribution.
A contribution score does not itself establish rights. Do not present new inferences as the original theory or validated findings, or claim that an adaptation is necessarily better.
Practical articles explain concepts, reasoning and methods within the article. Keep manuscript versions and chapter or page references in internal research notes. Retain necessary locations for book reviews, edition comparisons and precise citations, as well as classic sources and attribution.
The Skill source is in Chinese. Introductions in seven languages do not mean seven language editions of the Skill are available.
Add a check that articles explain their concepts, reasoning and methods. Record manuscript versions and locations internally while retaining necessary classic references and attribution.
A method organized by task stage, prioritizing improvements to relevant established theories and covering research, editable figures, CMS entries and PR delivery.