What problem does it solve? Writing individual thesis or journal paper chapters often produces hollow, template-like prose with missing in-text citations, fabricated references, and inconsistent formulas or tables. This reference enforces a gated, evidence-driven chapter writing workflow so each chapter is verifiable, reviewable, and ready for final delivery. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Chapter Type Routing: Applies distinct writing rules for abstracts, introductions, literature reviews, methods, experiments, discussions, and conclusions, plus whole-paper structure templates for journal articles, theses, and survey papers. - Evidence and Citation Gating: Requires an evidence map before writing, mandates explicit in-text citation markers (GB/T 7714 numeric, author-year, or footnotes), and blocks unverified sources from entering the text. - Two-Stage Review and Status Tracking: Runs specification and quality reviews on every chapter, enforces LaTeX formula and structured table standards, and reports delivery status as DONE, DONE_WITH_CONCERNS, NEEDS_CONTEXT, or BLOCKED. - Use Case: A graduate student asks for a methods chapter of a defect-detection thesis; the Skill builds a task card, writes input-to-output dataflow prose with numbered LaTeX formulas, generates PLANNING DATA tables and figure placeholders, then delivers a reviewed Markdown draft with a state block. ## Quick Start Write the methods chapter of my thesis on YOLO-based defect detection using my outline and mark any missing experiment data as PLANNING DATA.
