evidence-driven-writing

What problem does it solve? Academic writers often produce Introduction and Related Work sections that read like disconnected paper summaries, lack citations behind claims, or leak process notes into manuscript text. This Skill enforces an evidence-first workflow so every claim in a literature-driven section is backed by a mapped source. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Evidence Map Gate: Requires a structured evidence map (source, usable fact, supported claim, citation slot, risk) before any prose is written. - Paragraph Blueprints: Defines each paragraph's role, main claim, evidence IDs, and forbidden content before drafting. - Argument Patterns: Provides proven Introduction and Related Work structures (context, method taxonomy, bottleneck, gap, contribution) plus a reusable GPR-based example in references/. - Use Case: A researcher with 30 collected papers needs to write the Introduction for an SCI journal submission. The Skill builds an evidence map from the literature pool, drafts a paragraph blueprint, then produces a synthesized argument rather than a paper-by-paper list. ## Quick Start Use the evidence-driven-writing skill to turn my literature pool into an evidence map and then draft the Introduction section of my manuscript.