What problem does it solve? Turning scattered notes, interview transcripts, or old drafts into usable written content is slow and often stalls at the blank page. This Skill judges the document type, builds a workable structure, and produces substantive first-draft prose in the first reply instead of plans or empty templates. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Material-First Drafting: Distinguishes user facts, opinions, assumptions, and gaps, then produces a document judgment, suggested outline, and an editable opening section without inventing facts. - Chapter-by-Chapter Manuscript Writing: Continues from an established structure with consistent terminology, tone, and cross-chapter logic, plus a copyable continuation prompt for the next session. - Embedded Visuals: Adds architecture diagrams (SVG), flowcharts and sequence diagrams (Mermaid), and comparison tables (Markdown) where they carry real information. - Use Case: Paste raw interview notes about remote-work productivity and receive a document-type judgment, a five-section outline, a written opening section, the top risks, and one clear next step. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to turn your scattered notes or outline into a structured draft with a written opening section.
