Agentman Landing Page Writer

Writes calm, outcome-led Agentman landing pages with a set page structure and no hype.

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What this skill does

Generate structured, calm, outcome-led landing pages for Agentman. Use when writing any homepage, solution page, healthcare page, or security page. Enforces page structure, blocks hype and marketplace language, and ensures copy remains relatable to small healthcare practices.

  • landing-pages
  • healthcare
  • copywriting
  • positioning

SKILL.md

This skill is a structural enforcement layer for all Agentman landing pages. It does not define voice (handled by agentman-brand-voice). Instead, it enforces order of persuasion, calm confidence, and anti-hype guardrails.

Use this skill whenever generating any landing page or top-level website copy.

When to Use

Use this skill when writing:

  • Homepage copy
  • /healthcare overview pages
  • Individual agent pages (eligibility, denials, voice, etc.)
  • Security & governance pages
  • Any page intended to convert a healthcare buyer

Do NOT use for blogs, LinkedIn posts, or founder POV content.

Mandatory Page Structure (Non-Negotiable)

All landing pages must follow this order:

  1. Relief-first opening

    • Describe operational pain or relief
    • No platform or category language

  2. Concrete work removed

    • Name specific workflows that disappear
    • Speak in plain operational language

  3. Reassurance & control

    • Human-in-the-loop
    • Review, approval, visibility

  4. Differentiation

    • Full stack
    • Governance, lineage, lifecycle

  5. Proof

    • Metric, timeframe, or concrete example

  6. Invitation CTA

    • Calm, non-urgent

If the output does not follow this order, it is invalid.

First-Paragraph Rule (Hard Constraint)

The first paragraph must:

  • Contain no platform terminology
  • Contain no category language (e.g., Agentic Healthcare)
  • Describe a specific task that goes away

If this rule is violated, rewrite the opening.

Calm Confidence Enforcement

This skill blocks:

  • Hype language ("revolutionary", "game-changing")
  • Urgency language ("act now", "limited time")
  • Excessive exclamation points
  • Anthropomorphizing agents as people

Tone should feel like:

"We’ve seen this problem many times. This is how teams fix it."

Marketplace & App Store Language (Banned)

The following concepts must NOT appear:

  • Marketplace
  • App Store
  • Browse agents
  • Buy agents
  • Install agents

Redirect language toward:

  • Workflows
  • Operational support
  • Runs alongside your systems
  • Configured for your practice

Platform Language Timing

Platform concepts may only appear after relief and reassurance are established.

Allowed later:

  • Agentic Healthcare
  • Agent lifecycle
  • Governance
  • Data lineage

Never lead with these.

Audience Calibration (1–5 MD Practices)

Assume the reader is:

  • An owner-operator physician, or
  • A front-desk / office manager

Guidelines:

  • Write in language that can be read out loud
  • Prefer concrete examples over abstractions
  • Frame governance as protection, not architecture
  • Avoid enterprise or IT jargon

Output Expectations

The output should:

  • Feel calm and trustworthy
  • Make relief obvious within 30 seconds
  • Justify trust without overselling
  • Invite conversation, not pressure

Example (Opening Only)

Good:

Every day, practices lose hours to eligibility checks, follow-ups, and phone calls that pull staff away from patients.

Bad:

Agentman is the Agentic Healthcare platform built on a full agent lifecycle architecture.

Final Check Before Output

Before returning copy, verify:

  • First paragraph contains no platform jargon
  • At least one workflow is named
  • Governance appears as reassurance
  • CTA is calm and invitational

If any box is unchecked, revise.

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