evidence-driven-writing

name	evidence-driven-writing
description	Use when writing or revising Introduction, Related Work, background, literature synthesis, or any section where references must drive claims

Evidence-Driven Writing

This skill turns a literature pool into manuscript argument. It is required for Introduction, Related Work, and any background section with citations.

Hard Gate

Do not write the section until an evidence map and paragraph blueprint exist.

Required artifacts:

• refs/evidence-map.md or plan/evidence-map.md
• plan/chapter-blueprints/<section>-blueprint.md
• plan/review/evidence-coverage.md

Evidence Map

Create one row per usable source:

Source ID	Citation	Source type	Abstract-level finding	Usable fact	Supported claim	Citation slot	Risk

Rules:

• Use the user's literature pool first.
• Use only information present in title, abstract, DOI metadata, or user-provided notes unless full text is available.
• One citation must support one concrete claim, not a vague field statement.
• Mark weak or indirect support as Risk: indirect.

Paragraph Blueprint

For each paragraph, define:

### Paragraph N
- Role: context / method landscape / limitation / gap / contribution
- Main claim:
- Evidence IDs:
- Contrast or transition:
- Forbidden content: