What problem does it solve? It diagnoses how a text is experienced as a trajectory—its rhythm, transitions, scale shifts, returns, and disorientation—rather than only evaluating its arguments or structure, revealing where the reader's movement through the work breaks down or succeeds. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Trajectory Analysis: Tracks orientation, temporal movement, density, perturbations, returns, and closure across the whole work through 26 structured diagnostic steps. - Structured Findings: Classifies each finding by phenomenological dimension, severity (A–E), confidence, and a concrete recommendation. - Counterfactual Tests: Uses controlled thought experiments (removing transitions, moving sections, changing endings) to distinguish productive difficulty from structural problems. - Use Case: A researcher revising a long-form essay on AI and cartography uses this Skill to verify that scale shifts and returning concepts transform meaning rather than confuse the reader. ## Quick Start Analyze the attached manuscript with the phenomenological-reading skill and report where the reader's trajectory loses orientation or gains productive disorientation.