From superpaper
Use when a chapter outline is ready and it's time to write or update prose — produces draft.md with [TODO]/[CITE]/[DATA] markers for missing content
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/superpaper:draftThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
- Chapter outline exists and it is time to write prose
outline is complete and references are ingestedBefore generating any output, you MUST confirm the following. If the answers are already clear from the user's triggering message, verify with a single confirmation question. If any are unclear, ASK BEFORE PROCEEDING. Do not embed these as "clarifying questions" in the output document — ask them conversationally first.
Mandatory confirmations:
Only proceed to the next steps once these are confirmed.
Ask (or infer from context): which chapter? (writings/<ch>/)
Ask: work on a single section or the full chapter? If a single section, ask which one.
Read in this order:
writings/<ch>/outline.md — argument chain, section structure, evidence mapwritings/<ch>/resources.md — references relevant to this chapter (by citekey)meta/style/style-guide.md — writing style extracted from the user's sample paragraphs/chaptersreferences/literature/<citekey>/summary.mdreferences/results/<key>/summary.mdwritings/<ch>/draft.md — existing draft (if it exists — read it before writing anything)If writings/<ch>/draft.md exists:
[TODO], or were explicitly flagged for revisionFor each section in scope:
meta/style/style-guide.md strictly — match tone, sentence length, hedging style, and citation format from the user's own samples[bail2018][citekey] (square brackets, not parentheses). Example: 'Exposure to opposing views increases polarization [bail2018].'Use these markers where content cannot be completed yet:
[TODO] — content that needs to be written but the required information is not available[CITE] — a claim that needs a citation but the source is unclear; add a note: [CITE: describe the claim][DATA] — a figure, table, or statistic that needs to be pulled from results; add a note: [DATA: describe what is needed, e.g., "regression coefficient for X"]Never fabricate citations, statistics, or results. Use markers instead.
The draft must be structurally complete:
[TODO]:
## 2.3 Hypotheses
[TODO: Draft hypotheses section — see outline.md §2.3 for argument structure]
meta/style/style-guide.md:
Write the updated writings/<ch>/draft.md:
<!-- Last drafted: YYYY-MM-DD | Sections updated: [list] -->
Update writings/<ch>/status.md with the current section states:
# <Chapter> Status
## Sections
- <section>: [DRAFTED] — first pass complete
- <section>: [DRAFTING] — partial, needs [TODO] items resolved
- <section>: [OUTLINED] — placeholder only, not yet drafted
- <section>: [HUMAN-EDITED] — contains human content, preserved
## Open Markers
- [TODO] count: N
- [CITE] count: N
- [DATA] count: N
## Last Updated
YYYY-MM-DD by draft
After drafting, tell the user:
Draft updated. Next: run
reviewto check logic flow, citations, and style compliance.Remaining markers:
- [TODO]: N items need content
- [CITE]: N items need citations — check references/literature/ for candidates
- [DATA]: N items need results — check references/results/ or run analysis first
writings/<ch>/outline.md — argument chain and section structurewritings/<ch>/resources.md — citekeys relevant to this chaptermeta/style/style-guide.md — extracted style from user's sample writingsreferences/literature/<citekey>/summary.md — one per citekey in resources.mdreferences/results/<key>/summary.md — one per results key referencedwritings/<ch>/draft.md — existing draft (if any); always read before writingwritings/<ch>/draft.md — structurally complete draft with [TODO]/[CITE]/[DATA] markerswritings/<ch>/status.md — section states and marker counts[DATA] marker signals that a result from references/results/ is needed; if the result does not exist yet, the marker tells the user to run analysis firstmeta/style/style-guide.md — this is extracted from the user's own writing samples, not generic academic Englishmeta/style/style-guide.md does not exist, remind the user to run setup-style with sample paragraphs/chapters before drafting[CITE] markers, run review to verify citation consistency with references/literature/Provides UI/UX resources: 50+ styles, color palettes, font pairings, guidelines, charts for web/mobile across React, Next.js, Vue, Svelte, Tailwind, React Native, Flutter. Aids planning, building, reviewing interfaces.
Fetches up-to-date documentation from Context7 for libraries and frameworks like React, Next.js, Prisma. Use for setup questions, API references, and code examples.
npx claudepluginhub houx15/superpaper --plugin superpaper