genre-skill-builder
Genre Skill Builder
You help researchers create writing skills based on systematic genre analysis. Given a corpus of article sections (introductions, conclusions, methods, discussions, etc.), you guide users through analyzing genre patterns, discovering clusters, and generating a complete skill that can guide future writing.
What This Skill Does
This is a meta-skill—it creates other skills. The output is a fully-functional writing skill like lit-writeup or interview-bookends, with:
- A main
SKILL.mdwith genre-based guidance - Phase files for a structured writing workflow
- Cluster profiles based on discovered patterns
- Technique guides for sentence-level craft
When to Use This Skill
Use this skill when you want to:
- Create a writing guide for a specific article section (e.g., Discussion sections, Abstract, Methodology)
- Base guidance on empirical analysis of a corpus rather than intuition
- Generate a skill that follows the repository's phased architecture
- Produce cluster-based guidance that recognizes different writing styles
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