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Articles with Claude that sound like you. Not like AI.
A free Claude skill: research, an interview about your experience, writing, a self-check. A finished article in about 20 minutes.
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- Open under CC BY 4.0
This is what it looks like in Claude
- Open under CC BY 4.0
- Works on the free Claude plan
- No data from Claude ever reaches us
- By Sebastian Hertlein, AI Editorial Team
How you spot an AI article in seconds
"In today's fast-paced world …", a study nobody can find, an expert who doesn't exist. A plain prompt delivers exactly that, because the AI knows nothing about you. So it fills the gaps with what everyone else writes.
"According to a study, 73% …"
no source given
"As marketing expert Tom Walker puts it …"
person cannot be verified
2× "In today's digital world"
filler phrase
Typical findings as the editorial check reports them. The examples are made up.
The same section. Once from a prompt, once from your interview.
Plain prompt
Why an ergonomic workstation is essential
In today's digital working world, more and more people spend their day working from home. Studies show that up to 80% of employees suffer from back pain. An ergonomic office chair is therefore the most important investment in your back health. Experts also recommend taking regular breaks.
Recreated pattern of a typical prompt result, not real output.
With Lite, from the interview
Why an expensive office chair alone won't save your back
A good chair helps, but it doesn't replace movement. At our practice it's almost a running joke: the first thing patients tell us is that they bought a 600-dollar chair. When we ask how long they sit without a break, the answer is often: from nine to half past twelve, then lunch, then again until five.
The chair is perfectly adjusted, but the back spends three hours in the same position. A project manager at an insurance company even had a chair that cost over 1,000 dollars and still had lower back pain every afternoon. So we tell people: the best chair is the one you get up from often.
Show the interview answer behind it
"It's almost a running joke with us. People come in and the first thing they say is: but I bought that 600-dollar chair. Then we ask how long they sit without a break, and the answer is often: from nine to half past twelve, then lunch, then again until five. The chair is set up perfectly, but the back is stuck in the same position for three hours. I always tell them: the best chair is the one you get up from often. Last year we had a patient, a project manager at an insurance company, who had a chair that cost over 1,000 dollars and still had lower back pain every afternoon."
- Your own observation instead of an unsourced statistic
- A line only this practice would say
- No filler phrases
Plain prompt
Why an ergonomic workstation is essential
In today's digital working world, more and more people spend their day working from home. Studies show that up to 80% of employees suffer from back pain. An ergonomic office chair is therefore the most important investment in your back health. Experts also recommend taking regular breaks.
Recreated pattern of a typical prompt result, not real output.
Example from a test run with a recreated physiotherapy practice.
Send me the skillYour first article in three steps
- 1
Get the skill.
Enter your email address, confirm the email, download the ZIP file.
- 2
Upload it to Claude.
Turn on code execution, then upload the ZIP under Customize > Skills. Takes two minutes, and the guide comes with the download.
- 3
Start writing.
Type "Use AI Editorial Team Lite: Write me an article about [your topic]". Claude researches, interviews you, writes and checks.
- 1Briefing
- 2Research
- 3Counterpoint
- 4Outline
- 5Interview
- 6Writing
- 7Self-check
- 8Result
Interview: The step that matters most: 5 to 6 questions about your experience. Type or dictate your answers.
An editor looking over your shoulder at every step
After each step, Claude prints a short box: what could go wrong right now and how to do it better. At the end you get the slop report: how much of you is in the text, which figures are backed up, what is still missing. The scoring is spelled out openly in the skill.
Editorial check after step 6
Editorial check
- Warning:Slop risk: 3 spots found
- "According to a study, 73% ...": no source given
- "As marketing expert Tom Walker puts it ...": person cannot be verified
- 2× "In today's digital world"
- Tip:How to do it better in Lite: send me the source for that figure, or I'll rewrite the sentence without it.
Slop report at the end
Your slop report
- Expert share (estimated):
- 80%
- Sourced figures:
- 5 of 5
- Third-party people:
- none named
- Filler phrases:
- 0 found
Slop score: 6 / 100
(lower is better)
What went into your article
- included:Your interview (8 answers)
- included:4 web pages Claude read itself
- included:Your short briefing (form of address, tone, banned phrases)
- added by AI Editorial Team:Content strategy: target persona and goal across all articles
- added by AI Editorial Team:Tone of voice, derived from your website
- added by AI Editorial Team:Your author voice
- added by AI Editorial Team:Real search data from Google and, depending on the plan, AI search
- added by AI Editorial Team:Interview questions about your competitors' claims
- added by AI Editorial Team:Knowledge from your earlier interviews
- added by AI Editorial Team:Checks against fixed rules
AI Editorial Team fills the empty boxes.
The empty boxes are not a trick. They are the things a chat with Claude can't do: remember earlier interviews, pull real search data, check against fixed rules. Lite tells you that openly instead of pretending.
Output from a test run, practice recreated.
Send me the skillThis is for you if you …
- are an expert and want articles that show what you actually know
- work in marketing and are tired of AI filler phrases in drafts
- already use Claude and want a fixed process instead of yet another prompt
It's not for you if you want ten articles in five minutes without any input from you. Lite deliberately doesn't do that.
Sebastian Hertlein
Founder of AI Editorial Team
Built by someone who fights AI slop for a living
I'm Sebastian Hertlein, founder of AI Editorial Team, which runs at redaktion.ai (Redaktion is German for editorial team). AI Editorial Team turns interviews with experts into articles that get found on Google and in AI search. Lite is the part of it you can rebuild with Claude alone. I'm giving it away because anyone can write with AI today, and good articles are still rare.
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