# Content Lens: your context

Copy this file to CONTEXT.md next to SKILL.md and fill in every blank (______). Example lines only show the shape of an answer; delete them once you have written your own. Never put passwords, access keys or card numbers here.

## Your market and language edge

(Where you publish and what makes you early or different there: a language, a country, a niche, a type of audience.)
Your answer: ______
Example (replace it, this is not your data): Spanish-language content on budget home cooking.

## Your audience

(Who watches or reads you, in one or two lines. The two-part test asks whether an artifact carries information they do not already have.)
Your answer: ______
Example (replace it, this is not your data): home cooks who batch-prepare meals for the week.

## Core content topics

(The topics you already publish on. The lens gives a full manager read on these and stays mostly silent elsewhere.)
Your answer: ______
Example (replace it, this is not your data): weekly meal prep, cheap kitchen tools, grocery budgeting.

## Your competitors

(Add your own list: the accounts, channels, newsletters or sites that already cover your topics in your market. The lens checks each topic against this list to judge whether it is saturated. The agent asks for this list if it is blank.)
Your answer: ______
Example (replace it, this is not your data): three channels in my language on budget cooking, one recipe newsletter, one food blog.

## Surfaces and their cost

(Every format you publish, cheapest first, with a rough production cost in time. The lens recommends the cheapest one that captures the idea.)
Your answer: ______
Example (replace it, this is not your data): community question: 5 minutes
Example (replace it, this is not your data): short vertical video: 1 hour
Example (replace it, this is not your data): long video: 2 days

## What you can bring that sources lack

(Your receipts: your own data, client or customer results, hands-on tests, a stance you can defend. An idea that needs receipts you do not have dies.)
Your answer: ______
Example (replace it, this is not your data): my own weekly grocery receipts, side-by-side tests of recipes I cook.

## Idea list

(Where cleared ideas get captured and in what format: a file path in your project, a notes app page, a task board column.)
Your answer: ______
Example (replace it, this is not your data): ideas.md in this project, one line per idea.

## Task list

(Where platform-shift tasks go.)
Your answer: ______
Example (replace it, this is not your data): the "This week" column of my task board.

## Discussion-topics list (optional)

(If you run a community, call or discussion space: where silent discussion-topic captures go. Leave blank to switch this bar off.)
Your answer: ______
Example (replace it, this is not your data): discussion-topics.md, reviewed before each community session.

## Platforms your work depends on

(Every platform whose launches, pricing or policy changes affect you or your audience. A change by one of these always surfaces and always gets a same-day research step and a task.)
Your answer: ______
Example (replace it, this is not your data): my video platform, my newsletter tool, the recipe site I publish on.

## Platform-shift research

(Should the agent start the same-day research step on its own, or ask you first?)
Your answer: ______
Example (replace it, this is not your data): ask first.