What problem does it solve? Drafting articles from scattered sources often hides unsupported claims inside polished prose, making factual gaps invisible to reviewers. This Skill produces a draft where every concrete assertion is tied to a source and every unsupported claim stays explicitly marked. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Structured Drafting: Builds an article spine from the intake goal and audience, then writes the draft in that order. - Claim-to-Source Traceability: Attaches claim-to-source notes for concrete assertions, numbers, names, and URLs. - Visible Uncertainty: Keeps unsupported claims marked instead of converting missing evidence into confident prose. - Use Case: An editorial team has an intake record and a vetted source set for a new article. The Skill produces a date-prefixed draft under work/editorial_ops/ with unresolved questions listed, ready for fact review and reader experience review. ## Quick Start Use the draft_authoring skill to write a first article draft from the current intake record and source set, keeping unsupported claims marked and returning the draft path with unresolved questions.
