argument-flow

Extract proposition chains from biblical texts using morphological and discourse data.

4|Updated Jan 11, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/davebream/claude-of-alexandria --skill argument-flow
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Skill: argument-flow
Source: https://github.com/davebream/claude-of-alexandria/tree/main/plugins/claude-of-alexandria/skills/argument-flow
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/davebream/claude-of-alexandria --skill argument-flow

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Map the logical structure of biblical passages using discourse markers and morphology data, producing a verifiable proposition chain rather than prose-focused analysis.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Generates a numbered proposition chain anchored to MCP data
  • Enforces MCP-first rule before prose and provides a clear confidence tier
  • Detects NT epistles vs OT narratives and applies appropriate structural logic; outputs a connective inventory
  • Integrates with query_morphology, query_discourse_features, and related MCP tools for reproducible analysis

Quick Start

To map the argument flow of a passage, request an analysis for the target verses; the system will return a connected proposition chain anchored in MCP data.

Frequently Asked Questions about argument-flow

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I map the argument flow of biblical passages using discourse markers?

You can map the argument flow of biblical passages by extracting a proposition chain anchored in morphological data and discourse features, producing a verifiable logical structure rather than prose-focused analysis.

What is a proposition chain and how does it help with biblical analysis?

A proposition chain is a numbered sequence of logical statements extracted from biblical texts using discourse features and morphology data, enabling verifiable structural analysis instead of subjective interpretation.

Can I analyze both New Testament epistles and Old Testament narratives?

Yes, the system detects genre differences between NT epistles and OT narratives, applying appropriate structural logic to generate accurate proposition chains and a connective inventory for each text type.

How do I extract discourse features and morphology data for biblical texts?

You extract discourse features and morphology data by calling MCP tools such as query_morphology and query_discourse_features before generating prose, ensuring the proposition chain is anchored in reproducible data sources.

Does this approach work with range-based verse mapping?

Yes, range-based mapping is supported, allowing you to target specific verse ranges and receive a connected proposition chain with a declared confidence tier and cited data sources.

What are the limitations of proposition chain analysis for biblical texts?

Proposition chain analysis relies on explicit discourse markers and morphological data, so passages with implicit or ambiguous connectives may yield lower confidence tiers, and outputs depend on the availability of MCP-backed data sources.