Introduction Drafter

Overview

The Introduction is the compressed version of the entire paper. In one and a half to two pages it must state the research object, why the problem matters, why existing work falls short, what the paper contributes, and how the contributions map to sections. Reviewers decide whether to keep reading by the end of the Introduction, so the logical throughline has to be airtight.

This skill is a prose generator, not an outline generator. It takes a small set of inputs (research area, limitations, key idea, challenges, solution overview, optional references) and produces six paragraphs of real Introduction prose. The six-paragraph flowchart works underneath as an internal scaffold and never appears in the output.