bookstrap-plan-write

To generate writing tasks from a BRD, the Skill analyzes your BRD structure and corpus to produce executable chapter and section tasks. It extracts metadata like dependencies, required knowledge, and consistency checks to automate long-form writing project planning.

Managing dependencies in long-form writing projects requires tracking blockedBy relationships and required knowledge across sections. This Skill captures these relationships directly from the BRD, ensuring tasks execute in the correct order and maintain content consistency.

Planning chapter writing tasks with knowledge tracking involves mapping pre_queries and post_writes to each section. The Skill automates this by reading your BRD and generating ready-to-run tasks that specify exactly what knowledge is required before drafting.

Yes, you can automate writing task planning for autonomous execution by running the Skill after your BRD is defined. It outputs ready-to-run tasks to the task system, allowing a writing engine to autonomously execute the plan while maintaining reproducibility.

Yes, you need a prepared corpus before generating BRD-driven writing tasks. The Skill analyzes the corpus alongside the BRD to assess coverage, identify knowledge gaps, and ensure the generated tasks have the necessary context for accurate autonomous writing.

A BRD ensures consistency in automated writing tasks by defining structural requirements that the Skill uses to validate content. It applies these consistency checks during task generation, embedding rules directly into the executable tasks stored in the task system.