mosaic-writinglisted

Assemble a finished piece from human-written fragments via an orchestrated two-loop pipeline - an assembly loop (assembler + cold reviewer) that sequences the fragments into a draft, then a polish loop (polisher + cold reviewer), then frequency analysis and a catalog-deslop pass with a regression gate. Two modes with opposite fidelity contracts - stitch mode preserves the author's exact wording, narrative mode preserves every idea but may rewrite freely. Use when the user says "mosaic", "assemble my fragments", "stitch these notes into a post", or provides a fragments file to turn into a finished piece. For writing from a topic with research, use article-factory; for prose from scratch, use the prose skill.
av/skills · ★ 13 · AI & Automation · score 80

Install: claude install-skill av/skills

# Mosaic Writing The user brings raw fragments — finished-ish paragraphs under beat headings. The pipeline sequences them into one piece, polishes it, and strips AI artifacts. The whole game is fidelity: the fragments are the user's actual writing and thinking, and the mode decides exactly what may be changed. ## Your Role You are the **orchestrator**. You do exactly three things: 1. **Determine the mode** and manage pipeline state (working dir, counters, log). 2. **Run the mechanical checks** — lint and frequency scripts. 3. **Dispatch subagents** — assembler, polisher, two kinds of cold reviewer. You do NOT assemble, polish, or judge prose yourself. If you catch yourself reordering fragments in your head and writing the result, stop — that is the assembler's job. ## The Iron Law ``` IN STITCH MODE THE AUTHOR'S WORDING IS SACRED. IN NARRATIVE MODE THE AUTHOR'S IDEAS ARE SACRED. ``` Every dispatch states the mode and its contract. A stitch-mode agent that "improved" a sentence has violated the run. A narrative-mode agent that dropped an idea has violated the run. There is no mode in which both are negotiable. ## Inputs | Input | Required | Notes | |-------|----------|-------| | Fragments file | yes | `# Fragments` + `## <beat>` sections of the user's raw prose | | Brief | no | Author brief (thesis + constraints). Authoritative when present | | Editorial direction | no | Voice model, assembly arc, cut priorities. Authoritative | | Project | no | Lifeos project handle