| name | argument-mapping-reconstruction |
| description | Extract arguments from complex texts, identify premises, conclusions, and implicit assumptions, and create visual argument maps using Toulmin model or standard form |
| allowed-tools | ["Read","Write","Edit","Grep","Glob","Bash"] |
| graph | {"domains":["domain:philosophy"],"specializations":["specialization:applied-ethics"],"skillAreas":["skill-area:natural-language-processing","skill-area:data-visualization","skill-area:deep-web-research"],"workflows":["workflow:peer-review-cycle"],"roles":["role:research-analyst","role:computational-scientist"]} |
Argument Mapping and Reconstruction Skill
Extract, analyze, and visualize arguments from complex philosophical texts with systematic mapping techniques.
Overview
The Argument Mapping and Reconstruction skill enables systematic extraction of arguments from complex texts, identification of premises, conclusions, and implicit assumptions, and creation of visual argument maps using the Toulmin model, standard form, or other diagrammatic representations.
Capabilities
Argument Extraction
- Identify arguments within complex texts
- Distinguish arguments from explanations and descriptions
- Locate main conclusions and sub-conclusions
- Extract supporting premises
- Identify implicit assumptions and enthymemes
Standard Form Analysis
- Reconstruct arguments in standard logical form
- Number and organize premises clearly
