What problem does it solve? Long-form analytical texts often accumulate hidden hierarchies, duplicated sections, collapsed conceptual levels, and rigid taxonomies that distort the relational field they intend to map. This Skill audits whether each section, domain, assemblage, node, and inter-stem node performs a distinct and necessary structural function. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Structural Reconstruction: Rebuilds the text's architecture (domains, assemblages, nodes, inter-stem nodes, propagations) before diagnosing it. - Function and Necessity Testing: Identifies what each section uniquely contributes and whether removing it would lose a conceptual function. - Hidden Hierarchy and Taxonomy Detection: Flags level collapses, rigid domain boundaries, false inter-stem nodes, and premature closure. - Use Case: When revising a book-length rhizomatic analysis of AI across science, technology, and society, run this audit to verify that each node is a genuine relational concentration rather than a relabeled topic. ## Quick Start Analyze the structural architecture of my manuscript and report which sections duplicate functions, hide hierarchies, or collapse analytical levels.
