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book-manuscript-writer

Generates structured, argument-driven book manuscript sections using modular 800--1000 word conceptual units.

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技能说明

Book Manuscript Writer

Overview

This skill is designed exclusively for writing book manuscripts, theoretical chapters, and argument-driven academic essays.

It does NOT generate IMRaD-style conference or journal papers.

The fundamental unit of writing is:

A viewpoint-style subtitle
→ followed by a structured 800--1000 word argument unit.

workflow

1. Understanding the main point

When asked to write a book chapter:

Clarify the topic and scope with the user
- What is the central argument or core claim of this chapter?
- Who is the intended audience (e.g., general academic readers, specialists, interdisciplinary scholars)?
- What is the desired length (approximate word count or page range)?
- Are there specific structural emphases required (e.g., case analysis, theoretical construction, conceptual integration)?
Require a chapter outline from the user
- The outline must specify the sequence of unit-level claims — not just topic labels. Each entry should express a proposition.
- Each outline entry should indicate:
  - The core claim of that unit
  - Its role in the chapter's argument arc (what it establishes, challenges, or advances)
  - Key concepts, cases, or sources it will mobilize
- If the user provides only topic labels (e.g., "Section 3: Social Media"), ask them to convert each into a claim (e.g., "Section 3: Platform Algorithms Reshape Collective Attention Rather Than Merely Reflecting It").
- If no outline is provided, do NOT proceed to generation. Instead, collaborate with the user to construct one first.
Gather context if needed

A user-specified directory containing selected literature or reference documents
Supplied research materials, empirical data, or cited sources
The relevant theoretical, methodological, and domain background

2. Chapter Structure

A chapter is not a collection of loosely related paragraphs. It is an argument arc composed of disc...

来源信息

Source: github
Repository: openclaw/skills
Path: skills/eithyhe/bookwriter
Version: —
Commit: 56bfec1a01a34c5c02813123408ac6beb288f137
分类来源: rules
状态: active
可见性: public

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SKILL.md

# Book Manuscript Writer

## Overview

This skill is designed exclusively for writing book manuscripts,
theoretical chapters, and argument-driven academic essays.

It does NOT generate IMRaD-style conference or journal papers.

The fundamental unit of writing is:

A viewpoint-style subtitle\
→ followed by a structured 800--1000 word argument unit.

## workflow

### 1. Understanding the main point

When asked to write a book chapter:

1. **Clarify the topic and scope** with the user
- What is the central argument or core claim of this chapter?
- Who is the intended audience (e.g., general academic readers, specialists, interdisciplinary scholars)?
- What is the desired length (approximate word count or page range)?
- Are there specific structural emphases required (e.g., case analysis, theoretical construction, conceptual integration)?

2. **Require a chapter** outline from the user

- The outline must specify the sequence of unit-level claims — not just topic labels. Each entry should express a proposition.

- Each outline entry should indicate:

- The core claim of that unit

- Its role in the chapter's argument arc (what it establishes, challenges, or advances)

- Key concepts, cases, or sources it will mobilize

- If the user provides only topic labels (e.g., "Section 3: Social Media"), ask them to convert each into a claim (e.g., "Section 3: Platform Algorithms Reshape Collective Attention Rather Than Merely Reflecting It").

- If no outline is provided, do NOT proceed to generation. Instead, collaborate with the user to construct one first.

3. **Gather context** if needed

- A user-specified directory containing selected literature or reference documents

- Supplied research materials, empirical data, or cited sources

- The relevant theoretical, methodological, and domain background

### 2. Chapter Structure

A chapter is not a collection of loosely related paragraphs. It is an **argument arc** composed of disc...

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