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# Drafting a Manuscript Turn stable synthesis pages into publishable prose. Every claim gets a citation. Every citation resolves in `output/bibtex/references.bib`. No inventing, no paraphrasing from memory — the wiki is the single source of truth. **Announce at start:** "Using drafting-manuscript to draft <chapter/section> into `<path>`." <SOFT-GATE> Before drafting, check: (1) At least one `knowledge/synthesis/*.md` with `status: stable` exists AND is referenced by the draft task (2) Every source cited in the target section exists as `knowledge/sources/*.md` AND has a BibTeX entry (3) `wiki-lint` is green on the knowledge tree (4) The research plan `<slug>-plan.md` contains an explicit Draft task for this output file If a condition is unmet: tell the user which (e.g. "no stable synthesis yet"), ask for a short reason to draft anyway, write it into `knowledge/_meta/gate-overrides.log`, and start the draft. Repeated overrides on (3) are a maintenance signal. </SOFT-GATE> ## When to use - A plan Draft task is current (`executing-research-plan` routes here) - Synthesis page(s) are stable and user asks for chapter/article draft - Rewriting a chapter after peer-review revisions (iterate via same skill) **NOT for:** first-draft brainstorming (use `brainstorming-research`), unsynthesized material (go back and synthesize first), grant research narratives from scratch (use `grant-finder`). ## Checklist 1. **Confirm plan task** — find the exact entry in `<slug>-plan.md`; confi