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Choose the correct CLAUDE.md or LESSONS.md template for journalism projects. Use when starting a new project, setting up documentation, or unsure which template category fits best. Provides decision trees and selection guidance for 6 journalism-focused template types.

适合你,如果正在开始新闻项目或需要为项目选择文档模板

/ 下载安装
template-selector.skill双击,或拖进 Claude 桌面版 / Cowork,即完成安装↓ .skill↓ .zip
用别的 agent?下载 .zip 解压,把文件夹放进它的技能目录
Claude Code~/.claude/skills/(项目级 .claude/skills/)
Codex CLI~/.codex/skills/
Cursor自动读取上面两处目录
其他工具见其文档的「skills」目录;两个下载是同一份文件,只是名字不同
/ 通过 npx 安装 校验哈希
npx oh-my-skill add jamditis/claude-skills-journalism/template-selector
/ 通过 bash 安装
curl -fsSL https://oh-my-skill.com/install.sh | bash -s -- jamditis/claude-skills-journalism/template-selector
/ 已经装过?验证本机副本,不用重装
npx oh-my-skill verify jamditis/claude-skills-journalism/template-selector
安装目标可用 --agent / --scope 或 --to 明确指定;省略时只会在唯一已存在的 agent 目录上自动选择,零命中或多命中会停止并提示。content_hash 缺失或不一致均拒装。
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技能原文 SKILL.md作者撰写 · MIT · 2097d21

Template selector

Match projects to the correct template category. Don't guess—use the decision tree.

Quick reference

| Project type | Template category | |-------------|-------------------| | Newsroom AI tool, fact-checker | editorial-tool | | Conference, summit, workshop | event-website | | Newsletter, podcast, blog | publication | | Investigation, data journalism | research-project | | CMS workflow, syndication | content-pipeline | | Historical collection, archive | digital-archive |

Decision tree
Is it for journalism/publishing?
├── Yes →
│   ├── Has specific end date/event? → event-website
│   ├── Ongoing content series? → publication
│   ├── Historical/preservation? → digital-archive
│   ├── Newsroom tool/AI? → editorial-tool
│   ├── CMS/automation? → content-pipeline
│   └── Investigation with scope? → research-project
│
└── No (general software) →
    Use general template or another collection
Detailed category descriptions
editorial-tool

Use when: Building newsroom tools, writing assistants, fact-checkers, AI-powered research tools, moderation systems, workflow automation for journalists

Not for: Generic productivity tools, non-journalism software

Signs it's an editorial tool:

  • Primary users are journalists, editors, or producers
  • Helps with a specific editorial workflow step
  • Requires accuracy/trust for publication decisions
event-website

Use when: Building sites for conferences, summits, workshops, or events with specific dates

Not for: Ongoing content, organization websites without events, event management software (that's editorial-tool)

Signs it's an event website:

  • Has a specific event date (or date range)
  • Registration/attendance is involved
  • Content includes speakers, schedule, venue info
publication

Use when: Building newsletters, podcasts, blogs, magazines, or ongoing content series with regular publishing schedule

Not for: One-off articles, static content sites, CMSes that power publications (that's editorial-tool)

Signs it's a publication:

  • Regular publishing cadence (daily, weekly, monthly)
  • Growing subscriber/reader base
  • Consistent voice and format
research-project

Use when: Building investigative journalism projects, data journalism, analysis with defined scope and end date

Not for: Ongoing research operations, general data analysis, tools that support research (that's editorial-tool)

Signs it's a research project:

  • Answers a specific question or hypothesis
  • Has a defined end point (publication date)
  • Involves data collection, analysis, and findings
content-pipeline

Use when: Building CMS workflows, publishing automation, content syndication systems, feed aggregators, cross-posting tools

Not for: Manual publishing workflows, single-site content management, publications themselves

Signs it's a content pipeline:

  • Automates content movement between systems
  • Transforms content formats
  • Handles scheduling and distribution
digital-archive

Use when: Building historical collections, preservation projects, research databases, document repositories

Not for: Active news sites, CMS platforms, search engines

Signs it's a digital archive:

  • Primary focus is preservation
  • Collection has defined scope (time period, topic)
  • Users are researchers, historians, or the public seeking historical content
Common mistakes

| Project | Wrong choice | Right choice | Why | |---------|-------------|--------------|-----| | Newsletter dashboard | editorial-tool | publication | It's about the publication, not the tech | | AI fact-checker | research-project | editorial-tool | It's a tool, not a one-off investigation | | Event registration system | event-website | editorial-tool | It's a tool that serves events | | Podcast website | content-pipeline | publication | It's a publication, not automation | | Document search tool | digital-archive | editorial-tool | It's a tool, not the archive itself | | FOIA tracking system | research-project | editorial-tool | It's a tool that supports research |

The litmus test

If you're still unsure, ask:

  1. Is this a tool that helps journalists do X, or is this X itself?
  2. Tool → editorial-tool
  3. The thing itself → other categories
  1. Does it have a specific end date?
  2. Yes, event dates → event-website
  3. Yes, publication date → research-project
  4. No, ongoing → publication, content-pipeline, or digital-archive
  1. Is preservation the primary goal?
  2. Yes → digital-archive
  3. No → other categories
Using templates
For project memory (CLAUDE.md)
  1. Identify project category using decision tree above
  2. Copy appropriate template from project-memory/templates/
  3. Fill in bracketed placeholders with your specifics
  4. Delete sections that don't apply
  5. Add project-specific gotchas as you discover them
For retrospectives (LESSONS.md)
  1. Identify project category
  2. Copy appropriate template from project-retrospective/templates/
  3. Fill in as the project progresses or at completion
  4. Be specific about failures—that's the valuable part
Template locations
claude-skills-journalism/
├── project-memory/templates/
│   ├── editorial-tool.md
│   ├── event-website.md
│   ├── publication.md
│   ├── research-project.md
│   ├── content-pipeline.md
│   └── digital-archive.md
│
└── project-retrospective/templates/
    ├── editorial-tool.md
    ├── event.md
    ├── publication.md
    └── research-project.md

Pick the specific template that fits. "General" is a last resort.

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