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paper-draft

Drafts or revises LaTeX sections for academic papers (abstract, intro, related work, method, experiments, results, discussion, conclusion) using TEEL framework and PaperConfig word budgets.

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Draft or revise a section of an academic LaTeX paper.

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paper-draft

Draft or revise a section of an academic LaTeX paper.

Project config loading (mandatory first step)

Walk up from cwd to filesystem root looking for .paper-config.yml.

If not found, stop and report: "No paper project found. Run /paper-new first or cd into a paper project root."

If found, parse the YAML and validate schema_version == 3.

Look for .paper-config.local.yml in the same directory; if present, merge its keys into the config (local overrides shared).

Resolve all paths in paths.* relative to the directory containing .paper-config.yml (NOT cwd). Reject absolute or ..-prefixed paths with an error.

What this skill does

Delegates to the draft_writer agent. The agent:

Uses the TEEL paragraph framework (Topic-Evidence-Explanation-Link)

Tracks word count against word_target from PaperConfig

Applies the writing quality check from references/writing_quality_check.md

Reads existing sections/<section_name>.tex if present (revision mode)

Writes the resulting LaTeX into sections/<section_name>.tex

The section name is taken from $ARGUMENTS. Recognized values: abstract, introduction, related_work, method (or methodology), experiments, results, discussion, conclusion.

Handoff schemas

This skill consumes:

StructureOutline from paper-new via structure_architect

ArgumentBlueprint from argument_builder (when invoked first)

RevisionRoadmap from paper-revise via revision_coach (during revision)

It produces final section LaTeX text. See references/handoff_schemas.md.

Next steps

/paper-figure to add figures referenced in the new section

/paper-cite add ... to add new citations

/paper-compile to verify the paper still builds

paper-draft

Draft or revise a section of an academic LaTeX paper.

Project config loading (mandatory first step)

Walk up from cwd to filesystem root looking for .paper-config.yml.
If not found, stop and report: "No paper project found. Run /paper-new first or cd into a paper project root."
If found, parse the YAML and validate schema_version == 3.
Look for .paper-config.local.yml in the same directory; if present, merge its keys into the config (local overrides shared).
Resolve all paths in paths.* relative to the directory containing .paper-config.yml (NOT cwd). Reject absolute or ..-prefixed paths with an error.

What this skill does

Delegates to the draft_writer agent. The agent:

Uses the TEEL paragraph framework (Topic-Evidence-Explanation-Link)
Tracks word count against word_target from PaperConfig
Applies the writing quality check from references/writing_quality_check.md
Reads existing sections/<section_name>.tex if present (revision mode)
Writes the resulting LaTeX into sections/<section_name>.tex

The section name is taken from $ARGUMENTS. Recognized values: abstract, introduction, related_work, method (or methodology), experiments, results, discussion, conclusion.

Handoff schemas

This skill consumes:

StructureOutline from paper-new via structure_architect
ArgumentBlueprint from argument_builder (when invoked first)
RevisionRoadmap from paper-revise via revision_coach (during revision)

It produces final section LaTeX text. See references/handoff_schemas.md.

Next steps

/paper-figure to add figures referenced in the new section
/paper-cite add ... to add new citations
/paper-compile to verify the paper still builds