What problem does it solve? Early-stage writing often stalls because authors try to impose structure before they have raw material. This Skill runs a relentless interview that mines ideas, sentences, vignettes, and coinages from conversation and saves them as unstructured fragments, deferring all outlining and structure to a later phase. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Fragment Mining via Interview: Grills the user about their topic and captures anything that might survive into the final piece—sharp sentences, claims, anecdotes, quotes, half-thoughts, and leading metaphors. - Append-Only Markdown Capture: Writes fragments to a single markdown file separated by horizontal rules, re-reading the file before every write to preserve user edits. - Leading Word Discovery: Pushes to coin a compact term or metaphor when the conversation circles a recurring idea, creating a load-bearing concept for later structuring. - Use Case: A writer wants to draft an essay about debugging culture but has no outline. They start a session, talk freely, and end up with a file of 20 fragments—including a coined phrase—that a later structuring skill can organize into an article. ## Quick Start Start a writing-fragments session and tell the agent the topic you want to explore, specifying the markdown file where fragments should be saved.
