writing-shape

To turn raw notes into a structured draft, this skill maps claims to specific source evidence to prevent fabrication. It synthesizes fragmented research materials while maintaining original context and author authority.

The best way to synthesize research without losing source attribution is to generate a claim ledger. This ledger explicitly tracks evidence, author decisions, and unresolved points throughout the drafting process.

Yes, you can draft a memo from selected notes and save the result to a file. The skill requires explicit author approval for all content generation and file operations before executing those actions.

Source-grounded drafting prevents fabrication by strictly adhering to source-grounding protocols. Every claim made during essay drafting is backed by specific source material provided in the original raw notes.

You need a claim ledger for research synthesis when you must track evidence, author decisions, and unresolved points. It ensures factual accuracy and source attribution when transforming fragmented notes into professional articles.

Yes, drafting a memo requires explicit author approval for file operations. The skill enforces strict author control over all content generation and file saving actions to maintain authority over the final draft.