What problem does it solve? Early-stage writing often stalls because ideas are forced into structure too soon. This Skill runs an open-ended interview that captures raw fragments—sentences, vignettes, half-thoughts, quotes—into one markdown file without imposing outlines or article structure. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Fragment Mining: Interviews the user relentlessly about their topic and appends every usable idea to a single markdown document, separated by horizontal rules. - Leading Word Discovery: Pushes to coin compact metaphors or terms that can anchor the eventual piece's structure, transitions, and title. - Non-Destructive Editing: Re-reads the file before every write to preserve user edits, and supports commands like cutting, rewriting, or merging specific fragments. - Use Case: A writer exploring an essay topic talks through scattered observations; the Skill captures each one as it surfaces, building a novelist's-diary-style raw material file for later structuring. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to start a fragment-mining session about your writing topic and tell it where to save the markdown file.
