What problem does it solve?
writing-shape helps you transform scattered notes, fragments, transcripts, or messy prose into a coherent, publishable article with a clear thesis and reader-first structure.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Build a publishable draft from a read-only pile: treats the input markdown as raw material and produces a separate article document without editing the original.
- Choose and lock in openings that define the whole piece: drafts multiple candidate openings, forces a selection, and uses that choice to drive the rest of the structure.
- Grow paragraph-by-paragraph with deliberate format decisions: decides whether each beat should be prose, list, table, callout, quote, or code block based on what the reader needs next.
- Preserve user edits during the session: re-reads the article file from disk before writing so user changes aren’t overwritten.
- Guardrails against weak transitions: pushes back on paragraphs that don’t earn their place and keeps the promised opening aligned with the evolving argument.
Quick Start
Use writing-shape on your input markdown by asking it to shape the attached pile into an article and to save the result to a new file path you provide.
