What problem does it solve? Turning a pile of raw notes, fragments, or transcripts into a coherent article is hard: structure is unclear, concepts arrive out of order, and weak transitions slip through. This Skill runs a disciplined shaping session that commits to a structure and mines the raw material to fill it. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Structured shaping loop: Read the input pile, settle reader prerequisites, draft 2-3 candidate openings, then grow the article paragraph by paragraph with the user. - Concept grounding discipline: Tracks which concepts are grounded (prerequisite or introduced) so no block leans on ideas the reader has not met yet. - Deliberate format choices: Argues out loud about prose vs. list, callout vs. inline, table vs. repeated structure, quote vs. paraphrase, and code block vs. inline code. - Use Case: You have a messy transcript from a brainstorming session. Point the Skill at the file, pick an opening angle, and collaboratively build a polished article appended block by block to a separate output file. ## Quick Start Shape the raw material in notes.md into an article and save it to article.md, starting by proposing a few candidate openings.