What problem does it solve? Developing ideas for an article often stalls when structure is imposed too early. This Skill runs a grilling interview session that mines raw material — claims, vignettes, sharp sentences, half-thoughts — and appends them to one markdown file, so ideas accumulate before any outline exists. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Fragment capture via interview: Relentlessly questions the user about their topic and records every usable nugget, starting from the very first prompt. - Append-only markdown document: Fragments are separated by horizontal rules under a single H1 working title, with no headings, tags, or imposed order. - Edit-safe writing rhythm: Re-reads the file before every write to preserve the user's manual edits, and treats commands like "cut the last one" or "merge those two" as first-class instructions. - Use Case: A writer wants to draft an essay but only has scattered intuitions. They start a session, get grilled for an hour, and end with a document of raw fragments ready to be structured later. ## Quick Start Start a fragments session about my article idea on remote work culture and save everything to fragments.md.
