What’s inside

One SKILL.md (the playbook) + one starter template. A preview:

Marketing Landing Page

When to use

• A new product/service is launching and you need a shareable link that looks great on phones
• You're running an event, course, or signup and need a single page that explains the offer and collects leads
• A small business (B&B, café, studio) needs a more polished front door than a social feed
• Before sending a proposal, send a link so the other party understands who you are in 3 minutes
• No full website, no frameworks — just one file that opens with a double-click

Workflow

Ask 4 things: ① what the product is in one sentence ② who the target user is ③ how it beats competitors (max 3 points) ④ what you want visitors to do after reading (message us / fill in a form / place an order / call). Selling points must be concrete — no unverifiable fluff like "premium quality" or "the ultimate experience".

1. Distill the pitch (input: product description → output: selling-point list)

Lay out per the 8-section output spec: for each section write its goal (one sentence), what content goes in, and what image/button it pairs with. The CTA must appear at least 3 times on the page (hero, mid-page, closing), with copy tweaked slightly to fit each context.

1. Lock the structure (input: selling-point list → output: 8-section outline)

Plain-language standard: headlines ≤15 chars, readable aloud in one breath; open the pain-point section with "Sound familiar?…" and 3 concrete scenarios; in the features section each item = "feature name + one-line benefit"; write 5 FAQ questions users would actually ask (price, support, how to get started…) — no softball questions that only exist to brag.

1. Write the copy (input: outline → output: section-by-section copy)

Build on the template.html skeleton: swap in the copy, adjust the palette (warm paper is the default, or match the brand color), fill in real contact details. All styles inline, zero external dependencies — one file, double-click to open.

1. Generate the page (input: copy → output: single HTML file)

Verify each item: ① the headline + CTA are visible on a phone without scrolling ② buttons are easy to tap with a finger (height ≥44px) ③ images have alt text ④ no horizontal scrollbar ⑤ zero external requests (opens offline).

1. Mobile self-check (input: HTML → output: checklist)

Check: does the price say "starting at / what's included"; do testimonials have real sources (never invent reviews); do outcome promises leave room ("helps" not "guarantees"). Fix copy directly when something's off — no settling.

1. Honesty check (input: HTML → output: revision notes)

Output spec

• Single HTML file: all styles inline in `