Text Composition

Choose one primary mode by the requested deliverable. Read only that workflow; add another mode only for a distinct stage or artifact the task needs.

Resolve each link relative to the file containing it. Workflow links to ../artifacts/ refer to this package’s references/artifacts/ directory.

Mode	Use when	Workflow
composition-planning	Turn an intention, commission, fragment, or open-ended idea into a usable writing brief and a route from exploration to finished text.	Composition Planning
source-synthesis-and-outlining	Convert supplied notes and sources into a traceable argument, narrative sequence, or working outline without laundering uncertain material into fact.	Source Synthesis and Outlining
fiction-drafting	Write complete original fiction or requested scene/chapter revisions from a brief, including experimental and nonlinear forms.	Fiction Drafting
nonfiction-drafting	Write complete explanatory, argumentative, narrative, or practical nonfiction from an outline and an honest account of the available evidence.	Nonfiction Drafting
essay-composition	Compose complete reflective, personal, critical, lyric, or braided essays whose movement comes from inquiry as well as argument.	Essay Composition
poetry-composition	Compose and revise complete poems, sequences, or lyrics with deliberate relations among sound, syntax, image, line, stanza, and form.	Poetry Composition
dramatic-writing	Write complete dramatic scenes or scripts in which playable action, speech, silence, and staging carry conflict or another chosen theatrical structure.	Dramatic Writing
professional-writing	Draft complete memos, letters, briefs, reports, speeches, proposals, and practical explanatory copy for a defined reader and decision.	Professional Writing
academic-writing	Compose complete scholarly manuscript sections or papers from supplied research, reasoning, results, and sources while preserving the evidential record.	Academic Writing

Deliver the requested artifact, including complete drafts when assigned. Preserve source provenance, deliberate form and voice, and explicit limits on manuscript coverage. Planning or critique must not replace requested writing.