What problem does it solve? Doctoral learners often struggle to translate their research plans, sources, and methodology into polished scholarly prose for dissertation chapters. This Skill produces structured, dissertation-quality first drafts of any chapter section, grounded in the learner's topic, research questions, and methodology. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Chapter-Specific Guidance: Applies tailored drafting rules for Chapters 1–5, including problem statements, purpose statements, literature themes, methodology sections, findings, and discussion. - Scholarly Register Enforcement: Verifies citation coverage, hedged language, formal tone, and logical transitions before finalizing any draft. - Structured Output: Delivers a paste-ready draft with [CITATION NEEDED] placeholders, draft notes, word count, and a next-section recommendation. - Use Case: A doctoral candidate needs to draft the Background of the Problem section for Chapter 1. After providing the topic, problem statement, research questions, and sources, they receive a cited, evidence-grounded draft ready for refinement. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to draft the Background of the Problem section for Chapter 1 of your dissertation, providing your topic, problem statement, research questions, methodology, and key sources.
