haowjy/cw/skills/writing-issues
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Logging and referencing writing issues: craft problems, tics, inconsistencies, and structural concerns found during analysis, critique, or review. Use when a pattern worth tracking is identified: repeated tics, inconsistencies across scenes, structural problems that need the author's attention.
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SKILL.md
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- Logging and referencing writing issues:
- craft problems, tics, inconsistencies,
- a pattern worth tracking is identified:
- repeated tics, inconsistencies across
Writing Issues
Issues are writing problems worth tracking beyond a single critique report. A critic finding a pacing problem in one draft produces a critique finding. A critic noticing the same pacing problem across three chapters produces an issue.
When to Log an Issue
Log when the problem is:
- Recurring: the same tic, habit, or weakness across multiple chapters.
- Structural: affects the project's architecture, not just one passage.
- Worth tracking separately: the author might want a dedicated revision pass.
Don't log every critique finding as an issue.
Where Issues Live
One file per issue in kb/issues/. Issues persist across drafting efforts because they're project-level concerns.
What to Include
- What the issue is: specific and concrete
- Evidence: quotes, counts, chapter references
- Scope: what's affected
- Severity: how much it damages the reader's experience
Checking for Duplicates
Before creating a new issue, check kb/issues/. If an existing issue covers the same ground, update it with new evidence rather than creating a duplicate.
Referencing Issues
When a critique report identifies something that's already a tracked issue, reference it: "this is another instance of the emotional inconsistency issue (see kb/issues/emotional-inconsistency.md)."
Closing Issues
When an issue has been addressed, mark the file as resolved with a note on what changed.
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