Here are some Skills that AI bloggers with 100,000 followers love to use

Here’s a free, open-source suite of AI “Skills” built specifically for content creators. It breaks down the entire content lifecycle—from brainstorming and drafting, to handling brand deals, pre-publish checks, and even post-publish analysis—into ready-to-run workflows you can just hand off to AI.

1.Eva Think: Helps you organize your ideas, pin down the core question, and figure out exactly who you’re talking to.

2.Eva Create: Turns your raw notes and ideas into short videos, WeChat posts, or opinion-driven long reads.

3.Eva Brief: Breaks down brand briefs—pulls out must-mentions, deal-breakers, and client rules, then double-checks your draft against them.

4.Eva Preflight: Does a pre-publish sanity check. Tells you if it’s good to go, flags the biggest issues, and shows you exactly where to tweak first.

5.Eva Review: Pairs your post’s actual content with backend analytics to figure out what to test next time.

6.Eva Learn: Guides you through learning a topic or diving into a long doc, and tracks your progress along the way.

Beyond that, it’s got plenty of other handy features: audience/topic ID, cross-disciplinary brainstorming, multi-angle perspectives, persona/vibe collection, style extraction, catching that “over-polished AI” vibe, competitor breakdowns, content memory, and custom workflows.

If all these features feel overwhelming, just fire up the beginner mode. It’ll walk you through a real task step-by-step so it clicks instantly.

That said, if you’re just looking for a one-click “viral post” generator—don’t want to do original work, prefer copying others, or aren’t ready to actually think through your ideas—this might not be for you. It’s built for people who want to stay in the driver’s seat.

📦 How to install:

WorkBuddy users can just search Eva-skill in SkillHub and add it with one click.

Platforms that support Skills like Codex, Claude Code, TRAE Work, or Doubao Desktop can run this directly:

bash

npx skills add Lulu-Eva/Eva-skill -g -y

npx skills add Lulu-Eva/Eva-skill -g -y

GitHub repo: https://github.com/Lulu-Eva/Eva-skill

Once it’s installed, you don’t need to memorize anything. Just type /eva, paste whatever creative problem you’re tackling right now, and let it work.

Bottom line: Eva-skill is basically a thinking, learning & creation hub for creators. With /eva as your main command, it covers everything from audience ID and cross-disciplinary brainstorming to writing, brand deal breakdowns, pre/post-publish reviews, multi-angle analysis, and even syncing your personal notes and local workflows.

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