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Retired compatibility alias for the former headless Draft page skill. Use `draft-cli` instead for all new `draft` and `draft page ...` work.
Manage InnoSage Draft pages and hosted Secret Shares using the @innosage/draft-cli. Use this skill for `draft`, `draft page ...`, `draft secret ...`, and `draft auth ...`. Live page commands use the headless v2 daemon. Do not use this skill when "draft" is only a verb or when the task is a generic local-file writing task unrelated to Draft CLI.
Use the repo-local Draft CLI for development and testing with an isolated development port. Trigger this skill when working on `products/notion-editor/cli`, testing local Draft CLI changes, or avoiding collisions with an installed/global Draft CLI.
Enforce a Human-in-the-Right-Loop (HITRL) lifecycle for remote agents. Use this skill when the user wants structured oversight over an agent task: plan approval before execution, evidence-logged execution, and result sign-off before closure. Trigger phrases: "work on this with my oversight", "check with me before you start", "use HITRL for this", "I want to review your plan first", "use draft-agent-loop". DO NOT use for tasks where the user simply asks to do something without requesting approval gates. Use draft-cli for raw Draft commands. This skill depends on the canonical draft-cli skill. It assumes headless page workflows, which fit remote OpenClaw-style isolated environments.
Run the local-first authoring plus Draft review handoff loop for workspace markdown files. Use this skill when the user asks to write or revise a document and explicitly wants human review in Draft, or when the task is to apply Draft comments back to a local file. DO NOT use this skill for pure Draft command questions (use draft-cli) or generic writing tasks with no Draft review intent. Keep local workspace markdown as source of truth and use Draft GUI as the human review surface. Requires the draft-cli skill and @innosage/draft-cli (Node.js >= 18).