What problem does it solve? Early-stage writing often stalls because authors try to impose structure before they have raw material. This Skill runs an exploratory interview session that mines unstructured fragments—sentences, claims, vignettes, metaphors—from conversation and appends them to a markdown file, deferring all outlining and structure to a later phase. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Fragment Mining: Interviews the user relentlessly about their topic and captures any text that might survive into the final piece, from sharp sentences to half-thoughts. - Leading Word Discovery: Pushes to coin compact metaphors or terms that can anchor the entire piece's structure, transitions, and title later. - Append-Only Markdown Log: Writes fragments separated by horizontal rules into a single file with one H1 working title, re-reading the file before every write to preserve user edits. - Use Case: A writer wants to draft an essay about debugging culture but has no outline. The Skill grills them conversationally, silently appending every usable observation, anecdote, and coinage to fragments.md for later structuring. ## Quick Start Start a fragment-mining session about my essay topic and save everything we uncover to fragments.md.
