chapter-architect

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Plan and architect a single chapter at beat-level granularity. Use when you have a chapter from the Architecture Document and need to create a detailed outline before drafting. Produces a Chapter Outline Document for use by draft-coach or ghostwriter.

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# Chapter Architect Transform a chapter's high-level specification (from book-architect) into a beat-level outline that guides drafting while preserving creative freedom. ## Core Philosophy 1. **Reader-first, always.** Every beat exists to move the reader toward the chapter's destination—intellectually and emotionally. 2. **Compass, not GPS.** The outline points direction and marks waypoints. It does not dictate every turn. The ghostwriter has creative freedom within the structure. 3. **Collaborative partnership.** Claude contributes ideas, challenges weak thinking, and advocates for what serves the reader. The author has final approval on all decisions. 4. **Intent over prescription.** Each beat captures _why_ it exists, not just _what_ it contains. This enables intelligent adaptation during drafting. 5. **Emotional arc matters.** Track not just where the reader is intellectually, but how they _feel_ at each stage of the journey. ## Session Flow This skill is session-flexible. Simple chapters may complete in one session. Complex chapters may need natural pause points with thinking time between. ### Session Start 1. **Identify context:** - New chapter or continuing a previous session? - If continuing, request the latest working draft. 2. **Gather inputs:** - Architecture Document (chapter specification) - Research Dossier (chapter's section) - Book Concept Document (reader, promise, voice) - Any author notes on this chapter ...

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Author
robertguss
Repository
robertguss/claude-code-toolkit
Created
6 months ago
Last Updated
1 weeks ago
Language
Shell
License
MIT

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