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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 contribution maps to section numbers. Reviewers decide whether to keep reading by the time they finish the Introduction, so the logical throughline has to be airtight.
This skill takes a small set of inputs (research area, limitations, hard constraints, key idea, challenges, solution overview) and produces a six-paragraph outline with an explicit purpose and writing points for every paragraph, plus a positioning as Technique Paper or New Problem/Setting Paper. It enforces the rule that contributions align one-to-one with challenges, and that every claim has a section to deliver it.
When to use this skill
- Before writing any Introduction prose.
- The user has finished planning but the Intro story feels fragmented.
- The user has a partial Intro and wants to restructure.
- The user asks to 'draft the Introduction', 'outline the Introduction', 'intro logic needs clarifying', or 'help structure the paper story'.
- The paper's contributions are clear, but the storyline connecting them is not.
phd-idea-evaluatorhas returned Strong Accept and the next step is drafting.
When NOT to use this skill
- The paper's core idea is not yet stable. Use
phd-idea-evaluatorfirst. - The paper is a benchmark paper. Use
phd-benchmark-paper-templateinstead; the flowchart differs. - The user wants to polish Introduction prose that is already structured. Use
phd-pre-submission-reviewerinstead. - The user wants to evaluate whether the Introduction is ready for submission. Use
phd-pre-submission-reviewer.
Core procedure
Step 1: Paper-type positioning
See: references/paper-types.md for the Technique versus New Problem/Setting distinction, positioning criteria, and worked examples from Alpha-SQL, AFlow, and LEAD.
Decide which type the paper is:
- Technique Paper: main contribution is a new method or mechanism solving an existing problem. Narrative axis is Key Idea / Mechanism. Goal gets one sentence in passing.
- New Problem/Setting Paper: main contribution is a new problem formulation. Narrative axis is Goal / Problem Formulation. Key Idea supports "why this definition is reasonable".
The positioning decides how much weight Paragraph 3 carries: in Technique papers it is a short bridge; in New Problem papers it is a load-bearing paragraph.
Step 2: Paragraph-by-paragraph outline
See: references/flowchart.md for each paragraph's canonical purpose, writing points, and common failures.
For each of the six paragraphs, return a mini-section containing:
- Purpose: one sentence.
- Writing points: three to five bullets derived from the user's inputs, each actionable.
- Gaps: what the user's inputs do not yet cover for this paragraph. Tag each with severity (CRITICAL, MAJOR, MINOR).
Paragraphs:
- Background and Motivation. Running example. Why the problem matters in the real world.
- Limitations of existing work. At most three, each framed as "prior work X does not handle Y".
- Problem essence and Our Goal. Hard constraints explicit. In Technique papers this is a bridge; in New Problem/Setting papers this is the contribution itself.
- Key challenges. At most three, each explaining why naive extension of prior work fails.
- Solution overview. Each module addresses a challenge. Expect a one-to-one mapping between Paragraph 4 challenges and Paragraph 5 modules.
- Contributions. Three or four numbered bullets. Each maps to a section reference.
Step 3: Running example design
See: references/running-example.md for the design principles (real, specific, simple-yet-complete, recurring throughout), two design patterns (concrete-failure versus good-versus-bad), and worked examples.
If the user's inputs do not yet include a running example, propose two or three candidate examples and ask the user to pick. Record the chosen example in Paragraph 1 and make sure Paragraph 5 references it ("the Methodology section applies DynaGraph's hotspot detector to the running example from Section 1").
Step 4: Contribution alignment check
See: references/contribution-patterns.md for strong-versus-weak contribution patterns, anti-patterns, and the canonical mapping to section numbers.
For each contribution bullet, verify:
- Maps to a challenge in Paragraph 4, a module in Paragraph 5, or a specific experiment result.
- Specific, not vague ("comprehensive evaluation" is not a contribution).
- Cites the section number that delivers it.
Step 5: Flowchart consistency check
Verify the six paragraphs form a single logical throughline:
- Paragraph 1's running example is referenced in Paragraph 5 or a case study forecast.
- Paragraph 2's limitations motivate Paragraph 4's challenges.
- Paragraph 3's goal aligns with Paragraph 6's contribution 1.
- Paragraph 4's challenges map one-to-one with Paragraph 5's modules.
- Paragraph 5's modules appear in Paragraph 6's contribution 2 or 3.
Any break in the chain is a CRITICAL gap.
Step 6: Integrity gate
Before emitting the outline, run the checks in the Integrity gate section below.
Step 7: Output the outline
Emit the outline in the Output format below. For interactive mode, do not emit; converse one paragraph at a time.
Integrity gate
All seven bullets are [inspection] class: the LLM verifies each directly from its own output (counting, pattern-matching, or comparing sections). No user-side attestation required.
Before returning the outline:
- [inspection] Running example named in Paragraph 1 reappears in Paragraph 5 or 6 (or the Case Study forecast).
- [inspection] Limitations (Paragraph 2) are at most three and each is specific to a named prior work or a named capability.
- [inspection] Challenges (Paragraph 4) are at most three and each explains why a naive extension of prior work fails.
- [inspection] Challenge-to-module mapping is one-to-one, not one-to-many or many-to-one.
- [inspection] Contributions (Paragraph 6) are three or four and each maps to a section number.
- [inspection] No contribution is vague language ("extensive experiments", "thorough analysis" on their own).
- [inspection] Paper-type positioning from Step 1 is reflected in Paragraph 3's weight.
If any check fails, mark the paragraph as "needs user attention" and do not claim the outline is complete.
Output format
0. Type positioning
1. Paragraph 1: Background and Motivation
2. Paragraph 2: Limitations (at most 3)
3. Paragraph 3: Problem Essence and Our Goal
4. Paragraph 4: Key Challenges (at most 3)
5. Paragraph 5: Solution Overview
6. Paragraph 6: Contributions
7. Flowchart consistency
8. Integrity gate result
9. Severity summary
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name: phd-intro-drafter description: >- Drafts a 6-paragraph Introduction outline for a technical paper from a structured Flowchart: background and running example, existing limitations, problem essence and goal, key challenges, solution overview, contributions. Positions the paper as Technique or New Problem/Setting and aligns contributions with challenges. Use when the user asks to 'draft the Introduction', 'outline the Introduction', 'intro logic needs clarifying', 'help structure the paper story', or before writing any Introduction prose.
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---
name: phd-intro-drafter
description: >-
Drafts a 6-paragraph Introduction outline for a technical paper from a
structured Flowchart: background and running example, existing
limitations, problem essence and goal, key challenges, solution
overview, contributions. Positions the paper as Technique or New
Problem/Setting and aligns contributions with challenges. Use when
the user asks to 'draft the Introduction', 'outline the
Introduction', 'intro logic needs clarifying', 'help structure the
paper story', or before writing any Introduction prose.
---
# 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 contribution maps to section numbers. Reviewers decide whether to keep reading by the time they finish the Introduction, so the logical throughline has to be airtight.
This skill takes a small set of inputs (research area, limitations, hard constraints, key idea, challenges, solution overview) and produces a six-paragraph outline with an explicit purpose and writing points for every paragraph, plus a positioning as Technique Paper or New Problem/Setting Paper. It enforces the rule that contributions align one-to-one with challenges, and that every claim has a section to deliver it.
## When to use this skill
- Before writing any Introduction prose.
- The user has finished planning but the Intro story feels fragmented.
- The user has a partial Intro and wants to restructure.
- The user asks to 'draft the Introduction', 'outline the Introduction', 'intro logic needs clarifying', or 'help structure the paper story'.
- The paper's contributions are clear, but the storyline connecting them is not.
- `phd-idea-evaluator` has returned Strong Accept and the next step is drafting.
## When NOT to use this skill
- The paper's core idea is not yet stable. Use `phd-idea-evaluator` first.
- The paper is a benchmark paper. Use `phd-benchmark-paper-template` instead; the flowchart differs.
- The user wants to polish Introduction prose that is already structured. Use `phd-pre-submission-reviewer` instead.
- The user wants to evaluate whether the Introduction is ready for submission. Use `phd-pre-submission-reviewer`.
## Core procedure
### Step 1: Paper-type positioning
See: references/paper-types.md for the Technique versus New Problem/Setting distinction, positioning criteria, and worked examples from Alpha-SQL, AFlow, and LEAD.
Decide which type the paper is:
- **Technique Paper**: main contribution is a new method or mechanism solving an existing problem. Narrative axis is Key Idea / Mechanism. Goal gets one sentence in passing.
- **New Problem/Setting Paper**: main contribution is a new problem formulation. Narrative axis is Goal / Problem Formulation. Key Idea supports "why this definition is reasonable".
The positioning decides how much weight Paragraph 3 carries: in Technique papers it is a short bridge; in New Problem papers it is a load-bearing paragraph.
### Step 2: Paragraph-by-paragraph outline
See: references/flowchart.md for each paragraph's canonical purpose, writing points, and common failures.
For each of the six paragraphs, return a mini-section containing:
- **Purpose**: one sentence.
- **Writing points**: three to five bullets derived from the user's inputs, each actionable.
- **Gaps**: what the user's inputs do not yet cover for this paragraph. Tag each with severity (CRITICAL, MAJOR, MINOR).
Paragraphs:
1. Background and Motivation. Running example. Why the problem matters in the real world.
2. Limitations of existing work. At most three, each framed as "prior work X does not handle Y".
3. Problem essence and Our Goal. Hard constraints explicit. In Technique papers this is a bridge; in New Problem/Setting papers this is the contribution itself.
4. Key challenges. At most three, each explaining why naive extension of prior work fails.
5. Solution overview. Each module addresses a challenge. Expect a one-to-one mapping between Paragraph 4 challenges and Paragraph 5 modules.
6. Contributions. Three or four numbered bullets. Each maps to a section reference.
### Step 3: Running example design
See: references/running-example.md for the design principles (real, specific, simple-yet-complete, recurring throughout), two design patterns (concrete-failure versus good-versus-bad), and worked examples.
If the user's inputs do not yet include a running example, propose two or three candidate examples and ask the user to pick. Record the chosen example in Paragraph 1 and make sure Paragraph 5 references it ("the Methodology section applies DynaGraph's hotspot detector to the running example from Section 1").
### Step 4: Contribution alignment check
See: references/contribution-patterns.md for strong-versus-weak contribution patterns, anti-patterns, and the canonical mapping to section numbers.
For each contribution bullet, verify:
- Maps to a challenge in Paragraph 4, a module in Paragraph 5, or a specific experiment result.
- Specific, not vague ("comprehensive evaluation" is not a contribution).
- Cites the section number that delivers it.
### Step 5: Flowchart consistency check
Verify the six paragraphs form a single logical throughline:
- Paragraph 1's running example is referenced in Paragraph 5 or a case study forecast.
- Paragraph 2's limitations motivate Paragraph 4's challenges.
- Paragraph 3's goal aligns with Paragraph 6's contribution 1.
- Paragraph 4's challenges map one-to-one with Paragraph 5's modules.
- Paragraph 5's modules appear in Paragraph 6's contribution 2 or 3.
Any break in the chain is a CRITICAL gap.
### Step 6: Integrity gate
Before emitting the outline, run the checks in the Integrity gate section below.
### Step 7: Output the outline
Emit the outline in the Output format below. For `interactive` mode, do not emit; converse one paragraph at a time.
## Integrity gate
All seven bullets are **[inspection]** class: the LLM verifies each directly from its own output (counting, pattern-matching, or comparing sections). No user-side attestation required.
Before returning the outline:
1. **[inspection]** Running example named in Paragraph 1 reappears in Paragraph 5 or 6 (or the Case Study forecast).
2. **[inspection]** Limitations (Paragraph 2) are at most three and each is specific to a named prior work or a named capability.
3. **[inspection]** Challenges (Paragraph 4) are at most three and each explains why a naive extension of prior work fails.
4. **[inspection]** Challenge-to-module mapping is one-to-one, not one-to-many or many-to-one.
5. **[inspection]** Contributions (Paragraph 6) are three or four and each maps to a section number.
6. **[inspection]** No contribution is vague language ("extensive experiments", "thorough analysis" on their own).
7. **[inspection]** Paper-type positioning from Step 1 is reflected in Paragraph 3's weight.
If any check fails, mark the paragraph as "needs user attention" and do not claim the outline is complete.
## Output format
### 0. Type positioning
### 1. Paragraph 1: Background and Motivation
### 2. Paragraph 2: Limitations (at most 3)
### 3. Paragraph 3: Problem Essence and Our Goal
### 4. Paragraph 4: Key Challenges (at most 3)
### 5. Paragraph 5: Solution Overview
### 6. Paragraph 6: Contributions
### 7. Flowchart consistency
### 8. Integrity gate result
### 9. Severity summary
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- GitHub adoption: 52 GitHub stars
- Stars/forks activity: 52 stars, 0 forks; issue activity unavailable in current metadata
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- Source repository
- Immortalqx/my_codex_skills
- License
- MIT
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- Unknown
- Last GitHub push
- Jul 23, 2026
- Registry updated
- Sep 20, 2026
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Quality
53/100
Needs review
Trust
65/100
Sandbox only
Audit
73/100
Needs review
- AI review approval is missing
- Quality score needs review
- GitHub adoption: 52 GitHub stars
- Stars/forks activity: 52 stars, 0 forks; issue activity unavailable in current metadata
- Review status: AI review approval is missing
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],
"expected_agent_output": {
"selected_skill": "immortalqx-phd-intro-drafter (phd-intro-drafter)",
"install_command": "npx skills add Immortalqx/my_codex_skills --skill phd-intro-drafter",
"risk_summary": "Needs review; Experimental; Review before production",
"verification_result": "Report the smallest successful task, files touched, warnings, and any missing setup."
}
},
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"endpoint": "https://www.openagentskill.com/api/agent/outcome",
"method": "POST",
"requires_resolve_event_id": true,
"event_id_source": "Use install_receipt.outcome_feedback.event_id or feedback.event_id returned by /api/agent/resolve for the current task.",
"expected_outcomes": [
"success",
"failed",
"not_relevant",
"blocked_by_risk",
"setup_required"
],
"payload_template": {
"event_id": "<install_receipt.outcome_feedback.event_id or feedback.event_id from /api/agent/resolve>",
"skill_slug": "immortalqx-phd-intro-drafter",
"task": "Use phd-intro-drafter in an agent workflow",
"agent": "codex",
"outcome": "success",
"install_used": true,
"risk_blocked": false,
"setup_required": false,
"task_success": true,
"output_quality": 4,
"error_type": null,
"human_review_required": false,
"workspace": "sandbox",
"time_to_useful_ms": 120000,
"notes": "Report the smallest successful task, setup friction, files touched, and risk notes."
}
},
"endpoints": {
"web": "https://www.openagentskill.com/skills/immortalqx-phd-intro-drafter",
"api": "https://www.openagentskill.com/api/agent/skills/immortalqx-phd-intro-drafter",
"audit": "https://www.openagentskill.com/skills/immortalqx-phd-intro-drafter/audit",
"eval": "https://www.openagentskill.com/api/agent/evals?slug=immortalqx-phd-intro-drafter&task=Use%20phd-intro-drafter%20in%20an%20agent%20workflow&max_risk=medium",
"resolve": "https://www.openagentskill.com/api/agent/resolve?task=Use%20phd-intro-drafter%20in%20an%20agent%20workflow&agent=codex&max_risk=medium",
"receipt": "https://www.openagentskill.com/api/agent/receipt?task=Use%20phd-intro-drafter%20in%20an%20agent%20workflow&agent=codex&max_risk=medium&format=text",
"install": "https://www.openagentskill.com/api/skills/immortalqx-phd-intro-drafter/install",
"manifest": "https://www.openagentskill.com/api/registry/manifest/immortalqx-phd-intro-drafter"
}
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