What problem does it solve? When arguments are developed through AI-human dialogue, it becomes impossible to prove which words are the human's own and which came from the AI. This Skill solves that provenance problem by producing two paired artifacts: a verbatim human draft and a separate editorial companion, so authorship is structural rather than remembered. ## Core Features & Use Cases - KR (Krystal Draft): Extracts the user's verbatim responses from a designated conversation corpus, preserving typos exactly, with zero word-level edits, and assigns stable human-readable IDs (MLN-topic-slug-NN) to each idea. - CC (Claude Companion): Captures all editorial support the user did not explicitly engage — hardenings, sharpenings, honest-gap bridges, and confirm-for-KR items — cross-referenced to the same shared ID space. - Strict provenance rules: Refuses to edit verbatim spans, bridge missing argumentative steps inside KR, emit unanchored editor bullets, or publish one artifact without the other. - Use Case: After several chat sessions refining an argument for an essay or position paper, invoke the skill to produce <artifact>_KR_<date>_v01.md and <artifact>_CC_<date>_v01.md with a provenance front-matter statement on both. ## Quick Start Say "krystal draft" and designate the artifact target and source conversation span to generate the paired KR and CC draft files.
