writing

Structure essays through a five-stage pipeline: capture raw ideas in an inbox, organize them into an outline, assemble sections with panel review, draft prose iteratively, and validate against writing policies. This gated approval workflow maintains consistency and ensures compliance before publication.

Yes. The Skill implements human approval gates at each pipeline stage—from outline through final draft—so stakeholders can validate voice, accuracy, and policy alignment before content advances. Approvals prevent unreviewed material from progressing downstream.

Run policy validation against atris/policies/writing.md after drafting. The Skill integrates policy checks into the review phase, flagging deviations so you can correct them before submission. This automated compliance step reduces manual auditing.

The Skill applies to academic essays, policy briefs, opinion pieces, and long-form content. Its outline-first, section-by-section drafting methodology suits any writing that benefits from hierarchical organization and iterative refinement with stakeholder input.

Yes. Once an outline is approved, you draft and edit sections independently using integrated Read, Write, and Edit tools. Each section progresses through the pipeline separately, so revisions don't block other parts from advancing to review.

The Skill flags policy violations during the review phase so you can revise non-compliant sections. Feedback specifies which parts conflict with writing.md, allowing targeted edits rather than full rewrites. Essays recycle through review until they pass.