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Orchestrates the end-to-end workflow for producing a book chapter, sequentially invoking individual skills.
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Use when drafting the raw textual and conceptual content for a book chapter in LaTeX.
Use when the user wants to start, plan, write, or publish technical and scientific books in LaTeX, requiring end-to-end orchestration of the production lifecycle.
Use when the user asks to plan, structure, or define the learning objectives and pedagogical outline for a new technical book chapter.
Use to check LaTeX syntax, environment integrity, and run academic reference validation.
Use when the user asks to develop, validate, or insert programming code and algorithms into the LaTeX book project.
Use to integrate code snippets, TikZ diagrams, and images into the chapter text, replacing placeholders.
| name | /writerkit-chapter |
| description | Orchestrates the end-to-end workflow for producing a book chapter, sequentially invoking individual skills. |
| metadata | {"triggers":"chapter production, chapter orchestration, book writing pipeline, writerkit chapter"} |
Este workflow orquestra o fluxo ponta-a-ponta para a produção de um capítulo, invocando sequencialmente as skills individuais.
/writerkit-planning): Define chapter objectives, outline sections, identify code examples./writerkit-drafting): Use chapter template, write conceptual content, add placeholders./writerkit-code): Implement and test code examples externally (mapping accents)./writerkit-integration): Insert validated code into chapter, add explanations./writerkit-review): Self-review using the production checklist./writerkit-validation): Run validation scripts (including the Reference Checker)./writerkit-revision): Address issues and improve clarity./writerkit-publication): Finalize and publish chapter.Nota: Todas as decisões e transições de estado devem ser registradas no decision_log da memória.