What is liurun-bookwriter-skills?

This project is a pair of AI agent skills that help you write long form Chinese business articles in the style of two well known Chinese writers. One skill, liurun-bookwriter, recreates the writing approach of Liu Run, a former Microsoft strategy director and business commentator known for his business insight essays. The other, luozhenyu-bookwriter, recreates the style of Luo Zhenyu, known for inspirational essays about thinking and personal growth. The README suggests picking Liu Run's style when you want to solve a problem or analyze something concrete like a business case, and Luo Zhenyu's style when you want to spark reflection or discuss long term thinking. The liurun-bookwriter skill is built around eight core writing principles distilled from Liu Run's writing, such as always writing with empathy for the reader rather than the author, and keeping sentences short and precise. It supports several article structures, including a three section essay, a ten point breakdown, a thirty two point list for commentary on current events, and a five step template modeled on his business school audio format. It also uses a logic ordering method borrowed from consulting, arranging an article's answer, background, and conflict in different sequences depending on the desired effect, and it inserts special highlighted blocks for things like stories, examples, analogies, and memorable quotes. To use it, you simply ask the AI agent to write in Liu Run's style, and it walks through identifying the right structure, researching supporting material, writing the piece section by section while pausing for your confirmation at each step, and running an automatic twelve point quality check covering things like paragraph count, banned words, and how often the article speaks directly to the reader. A separate script can export the finished draft to a formatted PDF using Chinese fonts, and another script can run the structure and quality checks on its own. Installation is done by copying the skill folder into an agent's skills directory, such as the Claude Code skills folder. It requires Python 3.8 or newer, and if you want PDF export, you also need Pandoc, XeLaTeX, and a Chinese font installed. The project is released under the MIT license.