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paper-spine-intake
// Collects PaperSpine workflow options and writes config for flash/pro, scene, language, and inputs.
// Collects PaperSpine workflow options and writes config for flash/pro, scene, language, and inputs.
Audits PaperSpine outputs for missing artifacts, shallow revisions, logic transfer, unsupported claims, and translation coverage.
Builds a paper or report from materials using the shared PaperSpine research, motivation, and rationale workflow.
Handles LaTeX project assembly, figure placement, citations, labels, and compile-safe cleanup.
Researches target requirements, downloads reference materials, learns strong examples, and prepares motivation options.
Rewrites an existing manuscript from confirmed motivation, research, paragraph-level rationale, and evidence.
Orchestrates the PaperSpine suite for motivation-driven paper/report rewriting or building from materials.
| name | paper-spine-intake |
| description | Collects PaperSpine workflow options and writes config for flash/pro, scene, language, and inputs. |
Use this skill before substantive PaperSpine work when the workflow is not yet configured.
Create:
paper_rewriting_output/paper_spine_config.jsonpaper_rewriting_output/paper_spine_config.mdThe JSON must contain:
{
"workflow": "rewrite_existing",
"scene": "journal",
"tier": "flash",
"output_language": "en",
"target_name": "",
"materials_dir": "",
"draft_path": "",
"user_motivation": "",
"official_urls": [],
"special_requirements": [],
"word_output": "none",
"translation_package": "none"
}
Allowed values:
workflow: rewrite_existing, build_from_materialsscene: journal, conference, report_review, competitiontier: flash, prooutput_language: en, zhword_output: none, docxtranslation_package: none, zh; use zh only when
output_language is enThe command-line wizard is the supported UI for Claude Code and Codex CLI. When a real terminal is available, use the bundled wizard; do not downgrade to asking the user to hand-write JSON or type every option in chat.
In Claude Code, do not run python scripts/intake_wizard.py directly from an
agent Bash/tool call. That execution surface may not expose stdin and can hang.
Use /paperspine for normal work; it launches this intake UI automatically
when configuration is missing. Use /paperspine-ui only as a legacy/manual
intake launcher. The UI is a real terminal TUI with Up/Down option switching,
Left/Right field switching, Enter edit/confirm, and S save. Claude Code does
not currently expose a public third-party skill API for embedding this custom
keyboard UI inside the chat input box itself. If needed, run the launcher
relative to this skill directory:
powershell.exe -NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File scripts/launch_paperspine_ui.ps1 -OutputDir paper_rewriting_output
This opens a separate interactive PowerShell window. For a user-run terminal, this direct command is also supported:
python scripts/intake_wizard.py --output-dir paper_rewriting_output
The wizard provides arrow-key menus in a real terminal, falls back to numbered menus when needed, shows descriptions for each option, runs a final review screen and edit loop, and writes both JSON and Markdown config.
Use native structured questions only if the host exposes them reliably in the current session. If neither terminal execution nor native questions are available, then and only then ask the user to answer with the fallback template.
Read references/interactive-intake.md for the exact question order and
fallback template.
journal and conference default to en.zh.rewrite_existing.build_from_materials.flash.word_output to none.translation_package: zh as an optional
Chinese reading package for intermediate artifacts and final structure.On first setup, or when the user asks to change PaperSpine interface language, run the wizard in global setup mode:
python scripts/intake_wizard.py --setup-global --output-dir paper_rewriting_output
Use the wizard's terminal UI for all config fields. Prefer the arrow-key UI in a real terminal; use numbered command-line menus as fallback. Avoid asking the user to manually type JSON/options unless terminal execution is impossible.