What problem does it solve? Writing an accounting or auditing case-study thesis requires following implicit conventions that reviewers enforce but no textbook documents. This Skill encodes those conventions from hundreds of passed theses into 31 machine-checkable rules and a seven-phase pipeline, catching violations before submission rather than after blind review. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Seven-phase pipeline: Topic diagnosis, literature review, theory framework, evidence collection, analysis design, chapter-by-chapter drafting, and final audit with three parallel reviewers. - 22 case-type routing: Classifies topics across 7 categories (audit failure, financial fraud, internal control, M&A, ESG, etc.) with a pre-event/post-event decision boundary that determines theory combinations and chapter structures. - Mechanical rule enforcement: Python scripts scan each chapter for forbidden symbols, illegal parentheses, word-count violations, and punctuation breaches before any text reaches the user. - Use Case: A master's student writing an audit-failure thesis on a sanctioned accounting firm runs Phase 1 to validate the topic, then progresses through literature scanning, theory mapping, and evidence registration, ending with a Word document that has passed all 31 compliance rules. ## Quick Start Tell the assistant your thesis topic, case company, degree level, and current stage so it can begin Phase 1 topic diagnosis.
