clarity-sequence

What problem does it solve?

Disordered ideas force readers to piece together information, leading to confusion, multiple reads, and missed connections. This Skill helps arrange content so each idea builds naturally on what came before.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Dependency Mapping: Identifies prerequisite concepts to establish a logical flow, rather than following discovery order.
• Inductive/Deductive Choice: Selects optimal sequencing (building to a conclusion or starting with it) for persuasion or comprehension.
• Simple-to-Complex Progression: Places foundational concepts before nuanced variations, core mechanisms before edge cases.
• Explicit Logical Flow: Ensures each step follows naturally from the previous one, adding connections when relationships aren't obvious.
• Use Case: When writing technical documentation for an API authentication system, use this Skill to reorder sections so that security principles precede login flows, making complex information easy to follow on first read.

Quick Start

Reorder the attached technical explanation of API authentication to improve its logical flow for a new reader.