What problem does it solve? Early-stage writing often dies because ideas are forced into structure too soon. This Skill runs an open-ended interview that mines raw fragments — sentences, vignettes, half-thoughts, and coinages — and appends them to one markdown file without imposing outlines or phases. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Exploratory Interviewing: Relentlessly questions the user about their topic to widen the space of what could be written, capturing fragments from the very first message. - Fragment File Management: Appends fragments separated by horizontal rules to a single markdown file, re-reading before every write to preserve user edits. - Leading Word Discovery: Pushes to coin compact metaphors or terms that can anchor the entire piece during later structuring. - Use Case: A writer with a vague idea for an essay talks through it with the agent, which quietly accumulates dozens of usable fragments into a working document for a later outlining phase. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to start a writing fragments session about your topic and tell it where to save the markdown file.