Revise a four-file Cowork writing pipeline after its first draft falls short
At a glance
Cash & Cache uses Claude Cowork to turn audience context, research, an outline and a past article into a newsletter and companion posts. This workflow is listed under writing, content-repurposing, local-files, human-review.
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- Claude Cowork
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What they did
Raghav Mehra put four Markdown files in an inputs folder: newsletter context, research findings, an outline with a rough draft, and a previously published article as a voice reference. He asked Cowork to save an article, five Substack Notes and a LinkedIn post in an outputs folder, then reviewed and revised the first pass.
How it went
The first article was about 1,400 words against a 2,000-word target. After instructions to expand the evidence and tighten the voice, the final outputs included a 2,000-word article, five Notes and a 1,292-character LinkedIn post, also converted to DOCX.
Worth knowing
For this run, he supplied local Markdown skill instructions through a skills subfolder as a workaround for skills that had not been packaged and uploaded.