Use when drafting prose that DEFENDS or DEVELOPS specific claims using cited evidence from the local library — claims the user has stated explicitly, or claims they want help articulating with grounded support. Covers decomposition into grounded propositions, per-claim invocation of the grounding-against-library kernel, and structured output with prose + auditable per-proposition appendix. NOT for topic exploration ("summarize what the literature says about X", "overview of approaches to Y", "tour what these papers cover") — use the using-local-library-mcp orientation skill for those, which produces well-quoted grounded prose without claim-decomposition. Fires on phrasings like "defend the claim that...", "develop the argument that...", "extend this thesis with evidence from...", "make the case that...", "write a paragraph supporting [proposition] using @ ", "draft a section arguing [position] from @ and @ ".
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Use when drafting prose that DEFENDS or DEVELOPS specific claims using cited evidence from the local library — claims the user has stated explicitly, or claims they want help articulating with grounded support. Covers decomposition into grounded propositions, per-claim invocation of the grounding-against-library kernel, and structured output with prose + auditable per-proposition appendix. NOT for topic exploration ("summarize what the literature says about X", "overview of approaches to Y", "tour what these papers cover") — use the using-local-library-mcp orientation skill for those, which produces well-quoted grounded prose without claim-decomposition. Fires on phrasings like "defend the claim that...", "develop the argument that...", "extend this thesis with evidence from...", "make the case that...", "write a paragraph supporting [proposition] using @ ", "draft a section arguing [position] from @ and @ ".
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Use when drafting prose that DEFENDS or DEVELOPS specific claims using cited evidence from the local library — claims the user has stated explicitly, or claims they want help articulating with grounded support. Covers decomposition into grounded propositions, per-claim invocation of the grounding-against-library kernel, and structured output with prose + auditable per-proposition appendix. NOT for topic exploration ("summarize what the literature says about X", "overview of approaches to Y", "tour what these papers cover") — use the using-local-library-mcp orientation skill for those, which produces well-quoted grounded prose without claim-decomposition. Fires on phrasings like "defend the claim that...", "develop the argument that...", "extend this thesis with evidence from...", "make the case that...", "write a paragraph supporting [proposition] using @<citekey>", "draft a section arguing [position] from @<citekey> and @<other>".
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General
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Not specified
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English
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Atlas installation supports Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Skill-specific dependencies and features are checked during setup.
Claude Code
Codex
Cursor
GitHub Copilot
Gemini CLI