cp-skill-ground

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Ground one source-side claim by retaining minimum verbatim quotes or requiring the pinned snapshot. Use when a note needs source support or retained quotes; choose this skill, not cp-skill-ingest, for quote retention.

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# Ground a source-dependent claim `$ARGUMENTS` supplies both inputs. Stop and ask if either is missing. **Target:** exact repo-relative ingest path or canonical source URL. **Claim needed:** source-side proposition or question. Do not include target prose or a target-specific transfer argument. This skill may reuse or append verbatim quotes and is the only procedure that writes an ingest's Quotes section. It never edits the target artifact, never changes any other part of an ingest, and never interprets a paraphrase stored in an ingest as source support. ## Composition contract This skill owns source resolution and retained source evidence, not target-side interpretation. Its direct callers include `cp-skill-write`, `cp-skill-write-multistage`, and `assess-a-claim-bearing-artifact-against-external-literature.md`. It may invoke `cp-skill-ingest` for a canonical URL with no ingest and may return the conditional `re-ingest.md` route. `Target`, `Claim needed`, the three result literals, ingest-creation authority, and Quotes ownership are shared interfaces. Before changing one, inspect these composition siblings under the instruction collection's edit-time rule. ## Procedure 1. Read the source collection and ingest type contracts. 2. Resolve one ingest. For a URL with no ingest, invoke `cp-skill-ingest` on the exact URL and use its validated result. Stop on ambiguity. 3. Read the complete `## Quotes` section. Judge the requested source-side proposition directly again...

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Author
zby
Repository
zby/commonplace
Created
6 months ago
Last Updated
yesterday
Language
Python
License
CC-BY-4.0

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