Write

Draft paper sections or apply humanizer pass by dispatching the Writer agent.

Input:

$ARGUMENTS

— section name or mode, optionally followed by file path.

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Modes

/write [section]

— Draft Paper Section

Draft a specific section:

intro

,

strategy

,

results

,

conclusion

,

abstract

, or

full

.

Agent: Writer Output: LaTeX section file in paper/sections/

Workflow:

1. Context Gathering

Before drafting, read all available context:

1. Read existing paper draft in

   paper/

   (if it exists)
2. Read

   master_supporting_docs/

   for notes, outlines, research specs
3. Read most recent

   quality_reports/research_spec_*.md

   or

   quality_reports/lit_review_*.md

4. Read

   .claude/references/domain-profile.md

   for field conventions
5. Check

   Bibliography_base.bib

   for available citations
6. Scan

   paper/tables/

   and

   paper/figures/

   for generated output
7. Read

   quality_reports/results_summary.md

   if it exists (from Coder)

2. Section Routing

Based on

$ARGUMENTS

:

• full

  : Draft all sections in sequence, pausing between major sections for user feedback

• intro

  : Draft introduction (most common request)

• strategy

  : Draft identification and estimation section

• results

  : Draft results from available output

• conclusion

  : Draft conclusion

• abstract

  : Draft abstract (must have other sections first)
• No argument: Ask user which section to draft

3. Dispatch Writer

Dispatch Writer with section standards, notation protocol, and anti-hedging rules. Humanizer pass runs automatically before finalizing. Save to

paper/sections/[section].tex

.

4. Quality Self-Check

Before presenting the draft:

• Every displayed equation is numbered (

  \label{eq:...}

  )
• All

  \cite{}

  keys exist in

  Bibliography_base.bib

• Introduction contribution paragraph names specific papers
• Effect sizes stated with units
• No banned hedging phrases
• Notation consistent throughout
• All tables/figures referenced actually exist in

  paper/tables/

  or

  paper/figures/

5. Present to User

Present each section for feedback. Flag items that need attention:

• TBD items: Where empirical results are needed but not yet available
• VERIFY items: Citations that need user confirmation
• PLACEHOLDER items: Effect sizes awaiting final estimates

/write humanize [file]

— Humanizer Pass Only

Strip AI writing patterns from existing text without rewriting content.

Agent: Writer (humanizer mode) Output: Edited file with AI patterns removed

Strips 24 patterns across 4 categories:

• Structural: forced narrative arcs, artificial progression
• Lexical: "delve,leverage,nuanced,robust"
• Rhetorical: rule-of-three, negative parallelisms, em dash overuse
• Formatting: excessive bullet points, promotional language

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Section Standards

Section	Length	Key Requirements
Introduction	1000-1500 words	Hook → question → method → finding → contribution → roadmap
Strategy	800-1200 words	Formal assumption, numbered equation, threats addressed
Results	800-1500 words	Main spec, effect sizes in economic terms, heterogeneity
Conclusion	500-700 words	Restate with effect size, policy, limitations, future
Abstract	100-150 words	Question, method, finding with magnitude, implication

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LaTeX Conventions

• \citet{}

  for textual citations ("Smith (2024) shows...")

• \citep{}

  for parenthetical citations ("...is well documented (Smith, 2024)")

• booktabs

  rules (

  \toprule

  ,

  \midrule

  ,

  \bottomrule

  ) — never

  \hline

• Notation protocol:

  Y_{it}

  ,

  D_{it}

  ,

  \gamma_i

  ,

  \delta_t

  ,

  \varepsilon_{it}

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Principles

• This is the user's paper, not Claude's. Match their voice and style.
• Never fabricate results. Use TBD placeholders.
• Citations must be verifiable. Only cite confirmed papers.
• Humanizer is automatic. Every draft gets de-AI-ified.