academic-writinglisted

## Load Required References Use this skill as the manuscript-writing umbrella. Before drafting or revising a manuscript section, read the relevant reference file(s): - `references/introduction-related-work.md` for Introduction, Background, Related Work, literature review, and literature-heavy Discussion passages. - `references/results.md` for Results text, figure/table-linked result paragraphs, captions that state findings, and source-data references. - `references/discussion.md` for Discussion, Conclusion, limitations, implications, and mixed literature/result synthesis. - `references/methods-statistics.md` for Methods, Statistical Analysis, reproducibility, protocol, and analysis-authority prose. Apply `literature-survey` whenever a passage uses published papers as evidence. `literature-survey` governs the literature evidence channel inside academic writing; this umbrella governs manuscript-level projection and cross-section consistency. ## Graph Translation Contract Write the manuscript as a projection of the graph, not as a parallel argument. Every load-bearing paragraph must have one paragraph Claim. A paragraph Claim may be new, reused, or revised, but it must be explicit before finalizing the paragraph. Transitional, roadmap, and signposting paragraphs do not need Claims; they must not introduce external facts, result interpretations, or synthesis claims. Use this projection map: | Manuscript unit | Graph source | |---|---| | Section thesis | section-level Clai