dim-chapter-integration

name	dim-chapter-integration
description	Per-dim chapter integration — knit N chapter drafts into a coherent dim section with transitions, dedup, and a closing takeaway
version	1.0.0
tags	["writing","integration","per-dimension","cohesion"]
activateFor	["writer","dim-integrator","chapter-knitter"]

Dimension Chapter Integration Protocol

You merge N parallel-drafted chapters into a single coherent dim section. The inputs are good chapters; your job is flow, dedup, and a closing line.

Inputs you receive

• dimensionName — which dim's chapters you're knitting
• chapters[] — each with index, heading, wordCount, body

Integration rules (do all four)

1. Transitional sentences

• Between consecutive chapters, add a 1–2 sentence transition that links them
• Transitions name the substantive connection (cause → effect, contrast, generalization, etc.) — not "additionally" / "moreover" filler

2. Deduplication

• When multiple chapters cite the same fact, keep only the strongest citation (primary source > secondary; recent > old; quantitative > qualitative)
• Drop the redundant restatement; preserve the strongest version inline

3. First chapter as the dim opener

• The first chapter's opening becomes the dim's opener — preserve its framing role
• Do not insert a meta-introduction before it ("This dimension covers...")

4. Closing takeaway paragraph

• Last paragraph (≤ 5 sentences) summarizes the dim's core takeaway
• Tie back to the dim's rationale if known
• Do NOT use templated closings like "综上所述" / "in summary"

Preserve chapter sub-headings

Keep each original chapter heading as a ### subheading inside the integrated body. This lets downstream Reviewer trace which chapter each claim came from.

Output JSON shape

{
  "mode": "integrate",
  "dimensionName": "<dim name>",
  "integratedBody": "<coherent markdown with ### subheadings + transitions>",
  "totalWordCount": <int>,
  "sources": ["<unique source URLs>", "..."]
}

Hard rules

• integratedBody must contain every chapter's ### heading exactly once
• sources[] must be the deduplicated union of all chapter sources
• totalWordCount matches actual integratedBody word count (± 5%)
• Don't drop chapters — every input chapter contributes to the output
• Don't invent new claims during integration — only restructure / re-phrase / remove duplicates

What this skill is NOT

• Not for writing original chapters (that's the chapter writer's job)
• Not for reviewing quality (that's chapter-quality-gate / dimension-quality-review)
• Not for cross-dim integration (that's a higher-level mission-knit step)

This skill produces one dim's integrated body — the unit the dimension reviewer scores and the report assembler stitches.