What problem does it solve? When starting an academic paper writing task, it is unclear which workflow to follow or which specialized skill to invoke first. This Skill acts as the mandatory entry point for any research writing task, enforcing a structured workflow and routing each task type to the correct downstream skill. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Task Routing: Maps task types (brainstorming, chapter writing, literature review, figures, peer review, LaTeX output) to the corresponding specialized skill via a routing table and decision flowchart. - Workflow Enforcement: Requires medium or full-paper tasks to go through paper-orchestration and brainstorming before writing, with progress tracked in plan/progress.md. - Quality Guardrails: Defines red-flag behaviors (e.g., skipping brainstorming, fabricating citations) and mandates a capability-use audit before claiming task completion. - Use Case: A user asks to write the introduction chapter of a paper. This Skill checks whether brainstorming is complete, then routes to evidence-driven-writing and literature-review, and finally requires user confirmation of the chapter. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to help write or revise any part of a research paper and it will load this routing skill first to determine the correct workflow.
