writing-article-plans

Produce a detailed .md plan for an academic article that a separate drafter agent then writes section-by-section in LaTeX. This is the academic-writing analog of the superpowers brainstorming → writing-plans workflow: it first interviews the user one question at a time (thesis, contribution, article type, structure, scope), gets approval on a skeleton, then emits a task-decomposed plan that hands off to a fresh section-drafter subagent and downstream to lit-review-orchestrator, cite-placement, and, when it is installed, style-emulation. Use this whenever the user wants to plan, outline, structure, or scaffold a paper before drafting, or asks for 'a plan for a drafter', 'an article plan', 'a paper outline to draft from', 'plan this paper', or 'write up a plan for this article' — even if they don't say the skill name. Also use it in REVISION MODE when the user wants an existing draft restructured or substantively revised (reorganize sections, change or sharpen the argument, conform a manuscript to a genre structure): the draft is treated as the spec and as raw material, with per-section KEEP/REVISE/MERGE/SPLIT/NEW/CUT dispositions. This skill is content- and structure-oriented; style-emulation is voice-oriented. Do NOT use this to restyle prose, fix voice, or purge AI writing patterns (use style-emulation), or to find citations (use lit-review-orchestrator).