What problem does it solve? Early-stage writing often dies because ideas get forced into outlines before they are ready. This Skill runs an exploratory interview that mines raw fragments—sentences, vignettes, half-thoughts, leading metaphors—and appends them to a single markdown file without imposing any structure. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Fragment Mining: Interviews the user relentlessly about their topic and captures every usable piece of text as it emerges, starting from the very first prompt. - Append-Only Markdown Log: Stores fragments separated by horizontal rules under a single working-title H1, with no tags, headings, or ordering imposed. - Edit-Safe Writes: Re-reads the file from disk before every write so user edits, reorderings, and deletions are preserved; supports commands like "cut the last one" or "merge those two". - Use Case: You want to write an essay about a recurring idea but have no outline. Run this Skill, talk through your thoughts, and end the session with a markdown file full of raw material—including a coined "leading word"—ready for a later structuring phase. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to start a writing-fragments session on your topic and tell it where to save the markdown file.
