Paper Argument Planner

A paper is not a list of experiments. It is an argument that a reader can follow, object to, and eventually believe. This skill helps turn research material into that argument before drafting prose.

Use this when

• The user has an idea, result set, outline, abstract, or rough draft and asks how to make it into a paper.
• The contribution is unclear or too broad.
• Experiments exist but the story does not.
• The user needs to decide what each section should prove.
• The paper has too many claims, disconnected tables, or weak motivation.

Do not use this for

• Polishing finished prose sentence by sentence. Use a writing/editing skill instead.
• Writing a source-grounded literature survey. Use literature-triangulation or related-work-writer.
• Checking whether results are reproducible. Use reproducibility-audit.
• Strategic rebuttal to reviewers. Use reviewer-response-strategist.