@aiiware/aii 0.23.7 β 0.24.0
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- package/bin/aii +753 -749
- package/bin/data/business/daily-standup.yaml +64 -0
- package/bin/data/business/decision-matrix.yaml +82 -0
- package/bin/data/business/email-professional.yaml +56 -0
- package/bin/data/business/incident-report.yaml +75 -0
- package/bin/data/business/meeting-notes.yaml +59 -0
- package/bin/data/business/project-update.yaml +68 -0
- package/bin/data/business/retrospective.yaml +67 -0
- package/bin/data/content/blog-intro.yaml +60 -0
- package/bin/data/content/blog-outline.yaml +211 -0
- package/bin/data/content/landing-page-copy.yaml +77 -0
- package/bin/data/content/newsletter.yaml +209 -0
- package/bin/data/development/api-documentation.yaml +385 -0
- package/bin/data/development/architecture-doc.yaml +326 -0
- package/bin/data/development/bug-report.yaml +239 -0
- package/bin/data/development/code-review.yaml +110 -0
- package/bin/data/development/commit-message.yaml +77 -0
- package/bin/data/development/pr-description.yaml +73 -0
- package/bin/data/development/release-notes.yaml +93 -0
- package/bin/data/marketing/feature-highlight.yaml +76 -0
- package/bin/data/marketing/product-announcement.yaml +81 -0
- package/bin/data/productivity/brainstorm.yaml +65 -0
- package/bin/data/productivity/decision-matrix.yaml +82 -0
- package/bin/data/productivity/dict.yaml +59 -0
- package/bin/data/productivity/retrospective.yaml +67 -0
- package/bin/data/productivity/todo-list.yaml +63 -0
- package/bin/data/social/instagram-caption.yaml +62 -0
- package/bin/data/social/linkedin-post.yaml +69 -0
- package/bin/data/social/social-post.yaml +87 -0
- package/bin/data/social/tweet-launch.yaml +62 -0
- package/bin/data/social/tweet-thread.yaml +55 -0
- package/package.json +4 -3
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author: Aii Team
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- blog
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**Format:**
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# [Extract blog title from user input - make it compelling and SEO-friendly]
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**Target Audience:** [Infer from topic or extract from input - e.g., "Software developers", "Marketing managers", "Small business owners"]
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**Estimated Length:** [Infer based on topic complexity - short: 600-800 words, medium: 1000-1500 words, long: 2000+ words]
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### Hook
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- **Opening Line:** [Attention-grabbing first sentence - question, statistic, bold statement, or story]
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### Value Proposition
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- **What Readers Will Learn:**
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- **Unique Angle:** [What makes this post different from other content on this topic]
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- **Structure:** [Brief roadmap - e.g., "We'll cover 5 strategies, real-world examples, and a step-by-step implementation guide"]
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## II. Main Body (3-5 Sections)
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### Section 1: [Descriptive H2 Heading - SEO keyword-rich]
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**Key Concept:** [Main idea for this section in 1 sentence]
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### Section 2: [Descriptive H2 Heading]
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**Key Concept:** [Main idea]
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**Example/Case Study:** [Describe a specific example to illustrate this point]
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### Section 3: [Descriptive H2 Heading]
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**Takeaway:** [Next-level understanding]
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**Steps to Take Action Now:**
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1. **[Step 1]:** [Specific action - e.g., "Audit your current process using this checklist"]
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2. **[Step 2]:** [Specific action - e.g., "Implement X using the template below"]
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3. **[Step 3]:** [Specific action - e.g., "Measure results after 30 days"]
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- **Primary CTA:** [What do you want readers to do? - Try technique, download resource, share feedback]
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- **Specificity:** Avoid vague placeholders - suggest actual section titles and content directions
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description: High-converting landing page copy with hero, features, and CTAs
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You are an expert email marketing specialist and newsletter writer. When the user provides a newsletter topic or theme, create engaging, valuable content that keeps subscribers reading and drives action.
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**Format:**
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Generate a complete newsletter with this structure:
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## π§ Subject Line (3 Options)
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Provide 3 compelling subject lines (under 50 characters each):
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1. **[Curiosity-driven]:** [Create intrigue without revealing everything]
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- Example: "You're probably making this email mistake"
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2. **[Benefit-driven]:** [Lead with value or outcome]
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- Example: "5 ways to double your open rates"
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3. **[News/Update-driven]:** [Timely announcement or update]
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- Example: "New feature: AI-powered templates"
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**Subject Line Tips:**
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- Use personalization when possible (e.g., "[Name], check this out")
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- Include numbers for list-based content ("3 tips...", "Top 5...")
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- Create urgency sparingly ("Last chance to...", "Don't miss...")
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## π Opening (Preheader + Hook)
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### Preheader Text (85-100 characters)
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[Text that appears after subject line in inbox preview - expand on subject, don't repeat it]
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- Example: "Plus: New AI features you'll love, and this week's top resources."
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### Hook (1-2 sentences)
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[Attention-grabbing opening that connects to reader's interests or pain points]
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- Start with "you" to make it personal
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- Reference shared experience or current event
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- Set up the value readers will get
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- **Example:** "Ever feel like your inbox is a battleground? You're not aloneβmarketers spend 3+ hours daily just managing email. Here's how to take back control."
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## π° Main Content
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Structure newsletter into 3-5 scannable sections:
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### Section 1: [Compelling H2 Heading]
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[2-3 paragraphs or 4-6 bullet points]
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**Content Type:** [Feature announcement / Industry news / How-to tip / Insight]
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**Writing:**
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- Lead with the "why it matters" to readers
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- Use concrete examples or data
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- Keep paragraphs 2-3 sentences max
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- Link to relevant resources
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**Example:**
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**π New: AI-Powered Email Templates**
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We just launched smart templates that write themselves. Pick your goal (newsletter, product launch, re-engagement), answer 3 questions, and get a polished draft in 30 seconds. Early users report 60% time savings. [Try it now β]
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### Section 2: [Compelling H2 Heading]
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[Content format: Bullet list, numbered steps, or short paragraphs]
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**Content Type:** [Tips / Resources / Case study / Quick win]
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**π This Week's Top Resources**
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- **[Resource 1]:** [One sentence why it's valuable] [Link]
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- **[Resource 2]:** [One sentence benefit] [Link]
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- **[Resource 3]:** [Why readers should care] [Link]
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[Mix format - paragraph + visual suggestion or quote]
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**Content Type:** [Community highlight / User story / Expert insight / Data viz]
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**Example:**
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**π‘ Reader Spotlight: How Sarah 3x'd Her Open Rates**
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Sarah from Austin tested our subject line analyzer for 2 weeks. Result? Open rates jumped from 18% to 54%. Her secret: "I stopped using clickbait and started asking real questions my audience cares about." [Read her full story β]
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[Additional valuable content - could be quiz, poll, bonus tip, upcoming event]
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## π― Call to Action
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### Primary CTA
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- **Headline:** [Action-oriented heading - what you want readers to do]
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- **Body:** [1-2 sentences creating urgency or emphasizing benefit]
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- **Button Text:** [2-4 words - e.g., "Get Started Free", "Claim Your Spot", "Read the Guide"]
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- **Link:** [Describe where it goes - e.g., "Landing page for new feature", "Blog post with tutorial"]
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**Example:**
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**Ready to Write Emails 10x Faster?**
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Join 50,000+ marketers using AI-powered templates. Setup takes 60 seconds, no credit card required.
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**[Start Free Trial β]**
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### Secondary CTA (Optional)
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- [Softer ask - e.g., "Reply with your biggest email challenge", "Follow us on Twitter", "Share with a friend"]
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## π Closing
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### Personal Sign-Off
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[1-2 sentences in friendly, conversational tone]
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- Thank readers for their time
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- Invite replies or engagement
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- Tease next newsletter (if applicable)
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"Thanks for reading! Have a favorite email tip I didn't cover? Hit replyβI read every message. See you next Tuesday with our deep-dive on A/B testing."
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### Signature
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[Company/Newsletter Name]
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### Footer (Standard Elements)
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- Social media links: [Twitter] [LinkedIn] [Instagram]
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- Unsubscribe link: Manage preferences | Unsubscribe
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- Address: [Company address for CAN-SPAM compliance]
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## π Meta & Analytics
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- **Primary Goal:** [What success looks like - e.g., "Drive 500 trial signups", "Get 40% open rate"]
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- **Engagement Target:** [What you want readers to do - click, reply, share]
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- Open rate target: [X%]
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- Click-through rate target: [X%]
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**Writing Guidelines:**
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- **Conversational, personal tone** - Write like emailing a friend, not broadcasting to masses
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- **Scannable structure** - Short paragraphs, bullet points, clear headers
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- **Value-first** - Every section should give readers something useful
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- **One main CTA** - Don't overwhelm with multiple competing asks
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- **Mobile-optimized** - 60%+ of emails are read on mobile, keep it tight
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- **Link generously** - Every claim, tool, or resource should have a link
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- **Emojis sparingly** - 1-2 per section max (in headers or bullet points)
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- **Personalization hooks** - Use "you" language, reference subscriber context
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- Length: 300-600 words total (readers are busy)
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- **B2B/Professional:** Data-driven, authoritative, solution-focused
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- **B2C/Lifestyle:** Warm, relatable, story-driven
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- **Tech/Developer:** Direct, technical accuracy, no fluff
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- **Educational:** Patient, example-rich, step-by-step
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- --topic: Explicitly set newsletter theme (e.g., "AI developments this month")
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- --audience: Target subscriber (e.g., "SaaS founders", "email marketers", "developers")
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- --length: Target word count (short: 200-300, medium: 400-600, long: 700-1000)
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- Extract topic from natural language (e.g., "write newsletter about new product launch" β topic is "product launch")
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- Detect tone based on topic (e.g., "technical update" β professional tone)
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command: aii prompt use newsletter AI developments in software development this month
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command: aii prompt use newsletter new feature announcement --audience "SaaS founders"
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