convert-chute

# Convert Chute - The Greased Chute > *"Every sentence in your copy has one job: make the next sentence impossible not to read. This isn't about 'flow' in the literary sense. It's about engineering momentum. The reader should feel like they're sliding down a chute - once they start, friction is zero and they can't stop until they hit the bottom."* - The Donahoe Method, Framework 6 This skill takes an existing draft and engineers momentum - installing open loops, varying paragraph length, fixing sentence rhythm, sharpening transitions, and applying the read-aloud test until the whole piece reads like one continuous thought. If they stop reading, nothing else matters. The Greased Chute is non-optional. ## When to Use Trigger phrases: "grease the chute", "greased chute", "donahoe chute", "momentum pass", "read aloud test", "install open loops", "fix the rhythm", "kill friction", "flow pass on this", `/convert chute <draft>`. Use this skill on a draft that is structurally complete but reads stiff, dense, or laggy. The Chute pass is a *post-draft* engineering pass - it doesn't replace any of the writers (`convert-open`, `convert-bullets`, `convert-close`); it makes their output unstoppable. Do NOT use for: - Writing the asset from scratch (use `convert-sales-page` / `convert-vsl`) - Generating individual transition lines (use `convert-transition` for the 10-move library) - Auditing for Method-fit (use `convert-audit`) - Scoring conversion rate (use `convert-audit`) ## Inpu...