Analyze Argumentation Flow | Agent Skills Atlas

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Use when reviewing English prose — essays, blog posts, opinion pieces, README sections, design documents, technical arguments, or any text that defends a thesis — in order to find flaws in the argumentation. Map the argument before judging it, name each flaw with a quoted snippet and a one-line explanation, and report findings as a structured list. Do NOT rewrite the prose, soften the author's tone, or replace the conclusion with your own opinion; the job is diagnosis, not surgery.

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analyze-argumentation-flow

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Use this skill when reviewing English prose — essays, blog posts, opinion pieces, README sections, design documents, technical arguments, or any text that defends a thesis — in order to find flaws in the argumentation. Map the argument before judging it, name each flaw with a quoted snippet and a one-line explanation, and report findings as a structured list. Do NOT rewrite the prose, soften the author's tone, or replace the conclusion with your own opinion; the job is diagnosis, not surgery.

About this listing

Category: Content & writing
Reported license: MIT
Listing language (estimated): English
Review status: Not individually reviewed
Agent compatibility: Atlas installation supports Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Skill-specific dependencies and features are checked during setup.