/content:enhance
Analyze and enhance existing copy to improve clarity, impact, SEO optimization, and readability. This command refines your content while maintaining your brand voice and core message.
Syntax
/content:enhance [content description or file path]
How It Works
The /content:enhance command follows a comprehensive enhancement workflow:
1. Content Analysis
- Reads existing content (file, URL, or description)
- Identifies content type (blog, docs, marketing, etc.)
- Analyzes current quality and effectiveness
- Detects brand voice and tone
2. Multi-Dimensional Audit
Invokes copywriter agent to audit:
- Clarity: Is message clear and easy to understand?
- Impact: Does it engage and persuade?
- SEO: Is it optimized for search engines?
- Readability: Is it easy to read and scan?
- Grammar: Are there errors or awkward phrasing?
- Structure: Is information well-organized?
3. Enhancement Recommendations
Provides specific improvements:
- Clearer headlines and subheadings
- Stronger opening and closing
- Improved transitions
- Better word choices
- SEO keyword integration
- Readability improvements
4. Revised Content
Delivers enhanced version:
- Original structure preserved (or improved)
- Brand voice maintained
- All improvements applied
- Before/after comparison
Examples
Blog Post Enhancement
/content:enhance [improve blog post at ./blog/ai-development.md]
What happens:
1. Content Analysis
Agent: copywriter
Reading: ./blog/ai-development.md
Type: Technical blog post
Length: 1,200 words
Target audience: Developers
Current state:
- Headline: Generic
- Opening: Slow, buried lede
- Structure: Wall of text, few subheadings
- Readability: Grade 14 (college level)
- SEO: No keywords, weak meta
2. Issues Identified
CLARITY (Score: 6/10):
- Jargon not explained
- Complex sentences
- Vague pronouns
IMPACT (Score: 5/10):
- Weak opening hook
- No compelling examples
- Passive voice throughout
SEO (Score: 3/10):
- No primary keyword
- Missing meta description
- No internal links
- Headers not optimized
READABILITY (Score: 4/10):
- Flesch score: 32 (difficult)
- Long paragraphs (8-10 lines)
- Few bullet points
- No visual breaks
3. Enhancement Applied
HEADLINE:
Before: "AI Development Tools"
After: "How AI Development Tools Cut Coding Time by 70%"
(+Specific, benefit-focused, includes number)
OPENING:
Before: "AI tools are becoming popular..."
After: "Spent 3 hours debugging yesterday? AI tools
now catch those bugs in seconds. Here's how..."
(+Hook with specific scenario, immediate value)
STRUCTURE:
- Added 6 descriptive subheadings
- Broke long paragraphs into 2-3 lines
- Added bullet lists (3 places)
- Inserted code examples
- Added "Key Takeaway" boxes
READABILITY:
- Flesch score: 32 → 58 (easier)
- Grade level: 14 → 9
- Avg sentence: 25 words → 16 words
- Passive voice: 15% → 3%
SEO OPTIMIZATION:
- Primary keyword: "AI development tools"
- Added meta description (155 chars)
- Optimized H2s with keywords
- Added 3 internal links
- Image alt text added
WORD IMPROVEMENTS:
- "utilize" → "use" (6 places)
- "in order to" → "to" (4 places)
- Removed filler words (23 instances)
- Simplified jargon
4. Before/After Metrics
Readability: 4/10 → 8/10
SEO Score: 3/10 → 9/10
Clarity: 6/10 → 9/10
Impact: 5/10 → 8/10
Estimated read time: 8 min → 5 min
✓ Enhancement complete (2 minutes)
Files created:
- blog/ai-development-enhanced.md
- blog/ai-development-changes.diff
Marketing Page Copy
/content:enhance [improve About Us page copy]
What happens:
1. Analysis
Content: About Us page
Current length: 500 words
Issues: Generic, corporate jargon, no personality
2. Enhancement Strategy
TONE SHIFT:
Before: Corporate, formal, distant
After: Professional but approachable, human
BEFORE:
"Our company was founded in 2020 with the mission
to provide innovative solutions to businesses
worldwide. We leverage cutting-edge technology..."
AFTER:
"In 2020, we got frustrated watching developers
waste hours on repetitive tasks. So we built
ClaudeKit—AI agents that actually work."
(+Specific, relatable, conversational)
3. Improvements Applied
STORY STRUCTURE:
- Problem we saw
- Why we started
- What makes us different
- Who we help today
- Where we're going
REMOVE JARGON:
❌ "Leverage cutting-edge technology"
✓ "Use AI that actually works"
❌ "Synergistic solutions"
✓ "Tools that work together"
❌ "Best-in-class offerings"
✓ "The best tools we could build"
ADD PERSONALITY:
- Specific founding story
- Real customer examples
- Team member quotes
- Behind-the-scenes details
STRENGTHEN CREDIBILITY:
- Concrete metrics (50,000+ users)
- Customer logos
- Specific achievements
- Team credentials (where relevant)
✓ Enhanced copy delivered
Documentation Page
/content:enhance [improve API documentation for authentication]
What happens:
1. Analysis
Type: Technical documentation
Audience: Developers integrating API
Issues found:
- Assumes too much knowledge
- Missing practical examples
- Unclear error messages
- No troubleshooting section
2. Enhancements
ADD QUICK START:
- Minimal working example first
- Then explain details
- Progressive disclosure
BEFORE:
"The authentication endpoint accepts POST requests
with JSON payload containing username and password
fields which must be validated..."
AFTER:
"Quick Start:
```bash
curl -X POST https://api.example.com/auth \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"email": "user@example.com", "password": "secret"}'
This returns your API token. Use it in subsequent requests…”
IMPROVE STRUCTURE:
- Quick start (working code first)
- Authentication flow explained
- Request/response details
- Error handling
- Troubleshooting
- Security best practices
ADD EXAMPLES:
- cURL examples
- JavaScript/Node.js
- Python
- Common use cases
CLARIFY ERRORS: Before: “401 Unauthorized” After: “401 Unauthorized
- Missing API key in header
- API key expired (renew in dashboard)
- Invalid API key format”
✓ Documentation enhanced
## When to Use
### ✅ Use /content:enhance for:
**Existing Blog Posts**
```bash
/content:enhance [improve old blog posts for SEO]
Marketing Copy
/content:enhance [refine homepage copy]
Documentation
/content:enhance [make API docs clearer]
Email Content
/content:enhance [improve newsletter readability]
Product Descriptions
/content:enhance [enhance product page copy]
❌ Don’t use for:
Creating New Content
- Use
/content:fastor/content:goodinstead
Conversion Optimization
- Use
/content:crofor CRO-focused improvements
Quick Grammar Fixes
- Just fix directly or use grammar tool
Enhancement Dimensions
1. Clarity
Before:
"Our platform enables users to leverage advanced
AI capabilities to optimize their development
workflow efficiency."
After:
"Build features 10x faster with AI that writes,
tests, and reviews your code."
2. Impact
Before:
"We offer various features for developers."
After:
"Ship your next feature in hours, not weeks.
50,000+ developers already do."
3. SEO
Optimization techniques:
- Primary keyword in H1
- Secondary keywords in H2s
- Natural keyword density (1-2%)
- Meta description (150-160 chars)
- Internal linking
- Image alt text
- URL slug optimization
4. Readability
Improvements:
- Shorter sentences (15-20 words avg)
- Shorter paragraphs (2-4 lines)
- Bullet points for lists
- Subheadings every 300 words
- Active voice (minimize passive)
- Simple words (avoid jargon)
- Visual breaks (images, code blocks)
Readability Metrics
Flesch Reading Ease
90-100: Very easy (5th grade)
60-70: Easy (8th-9th grade) ← Target for most content
30-50: Difficult (college)
0-30: Very difficult
Target by Content Type
Blog posts: 60-70 (Easy)
Marketing copy: 70-80 (Fairly easy)
Documentation: 50-60 (Standard)
Technical papers: 30-50 (Difficult) - OK
SEO Best Practices
Keyword Usage
Title tag: Include primary keyword
H1: Primary keyword
H2s: Secondary keywords (1-2)
First paragraph: Primary keyword naturally
Throughout: 1-2% keyword density
Meta description: Primary keyword
On-Page SEO
✓ Descriptive URLs (/ai-development-tools)
✓ Internal links (3-5 per post)
✓ External links (1-2 authoritative)
✓ Image optimization (alt text, compression)
✓ Mobile-friendly formatting
✓ Fast load time (remove bloat)
Enhancement Patterns
Blog Post Structure
1. Compelling headline (with number or benefit)
2. Hook (problem or surprising fact)
3. Quick value preview
4. Main content (subheadings every 300 words)
5. Practical examples
6. Key takeaways
7. Clear CTA
Marketing Copy Structure
1. Attention-grabbing headline
2. Subheadline (elaborate benefit)
3. Problem identification
4. Solution presentation
5. Social proof
6. Features as benefits
7. Objection handling
8. Strong CTA
Documentation Structure
1. Quick start (minimal working example)
2. Overview (what it does)
3. Detailed usage
4. Parameters/options
5. Examples (multiple languages)
6. Error handling
7. Troubleshooting
8. Best practices
Output Files
After /content:enhance completes:
Enhanced Content
content/enhanced/[original-name]-enhanced.md
Full enhanced version ready to use
Change Report
content/enhanced/[original-name]-changes.diff
Shows all changes made
Analysis Report
plans/content-enhance-[name]-YYYYMMDD.md
Contains:
- Original analysis scores
- Issues identified
- Enhancements applied
- Before/after metrics
Best Practices
Preserve Brand Voice
Original tone: Professional, helpful
✓ Keep: Professional, helpful
✗ Change to: Casual, quirky (unless requested)
Maintain Accuracy
✓ Improve clarity of technical details
✗ Simplify so much that it's inaccurate
Don’t Over-Optimize
✗ Keyword stuffing for SEO
✗ Dumbing down for readability
✓ Balance clarity, accuracy, optimization
Common Improvements
Remove Filler Words
❌ "In order to" → ✓ "To"
❌ "Due to the fact that" → ✓ "Because"
❌ "At this point in time" → ✓ "Now"
❌ "In the event that" → ✓ "If"
❌ "For the purpose of" → ✓ "For" or "To"
Strengthen Verbs
❌ "Is able to" → ✓ "Can"
❌ "Make use of" → ✓ "Use"
❌ "Take action" → ✓ "Act"
❌ "Provide assistance" → ✓ "Help"
Active Voice
❌ "The code is written by developers"
✓ "Developers write the code"
❌ "Bugs are caught by tests"
✓ "Tests catch bugs"
Troubleshooting
Enhancement Changed Meaning
Problem: Enhanced version says something different
Solution:
# Review change report
cat content/enhanced/[name]-changes.diff
# Specify what to preserve
/content:enhance [same content, but preserve technical accuracy of X section]
Too Much Changed
Problem: Enhancement too aggressive
Solution:
# Request lighter touch
/content:enhance [same content, but make minimal changes for readability only]
Lost Brand Voice
Problem: Doesn’t sound like us anymore
Solution:
# Specify tone
/content:enhance [same content, maintain formal professional tone]
After Enhancement
Standard workflow:
# 1. Enhance content
/content:enhance [content description]
# 2. Review changes
cat content/enhanced/[name]-changes.diff
# 3. Review enhanced version
cat content/enhanced/[name]-enhanced.md
# 4. Check metrics improvement
cat plans/content-enhance-*.md
# 5. If satisfied, replace original
mv content/enhanced/[name]-enhanced.md [original-location]
# 6. Commit changes
/git:cm
Metrics to Track
After publishing enhanced content:
Engagement Metrics
- Time on page (should increase)
- Bounce rate (should decrease)
- Scroll depth (should increase)
- Social shares (may increase)
SEO Metrics
- Search rankings (track target keywords)
- Organic traffic (monitor over 30-60 days)
- Click-through rate from search
- Featured snippet appearances
Conversion Metrics
- Goal completions (signups, downloads, etc.)
- CTA click rate
- Next page navigation
Next Steps
- /content:cro - Optimize for conversion
- /content:good - Write new quality content
- /docs:update - Update documentation
Key Takeaway: /content:enhance improves existing content across multiple dimensions (clarity, impact, SEO, readability) while preserving your core message and brand voice, making your content more effective and discoverable.