smithery/willoscar

anchor-sheet

Extract per-subsection “anchor facts” (NO PROSE) from evidence packs so the writer is forced to include concrete numbers/benchmarks/limitations instead of generic summaries.

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$ npx skills add smithery/willoscar --skill anchor-sheet

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SKILL.md

Anchor Sheet (evidence → write hooks) [NO PROSE]

Triggers & routing

  • Trigger: anchor sheet, anchor facts, numeric anchors, evidence hooks, 写作锚点, 数字锚点, 证据钩子.
  • Use when: outline/evidence_drafts.jsonl exists and you want stronger, evidence-anchored writing in sections/*.md.

Purpose: make “what to actually say” explicit:

  • select quantitative snippets (numbers/percentages)
  • select evaluation anchors (benchmarks/datasets/metrics)
  • select limitations/failure hooks

This prevents the writer from producing paragraph-shaped but content-poor prose.

Inputs

  • outline/evidence_drafts.jsonl
  • citations/ref.bib

Outputs

  • outline/anchor_sheet.jsonl

Output format (outline/anchor_sheet.jsonl)

JSONL (one object per H3 subsection).

Required fields:

  • sub_id, title
  • anchors (list; each anchor has hooktype, text, citations, and optional paperid/evidence_id/pointer)

Workflow

  1. Read outline/evidence_drafts.jsonl.
  2. Prefer anchors that contain:

- a number (%, counts, scores) - an explicit benchmark/dataset/metric name - an explicit limitation/failure statement

  1. Filter anchors to only citation keys present in citations/ref.bib.
  2. Write outline/anchor_sheet.jsonl.

Quality checklist

  • Every H3 has >=10 cite-backed anchors (A150++ hard target).
  • At least 1 anchor contains digits when the evidence pack contains digits.
  • No placeholders (TODO//(placeholder)).

Consumption policy (for C5 writers)

Anchors are intended to prevent “long but empty” prose. Treat them as must-use hooks, not optional ideas.

Recommended minimums per H3 (A150++):

  • >=3 protocol anchors (benchmark/dataset/metric/budget/tool access)
  • >=3 limitation/failure hooks (concrete, not generic “future work”)
  • If digits exist in the evidence pack: include >=1 cited numeric anchor (digit + citation in the same paragraph)

Note:

  • Anchor text is trimmed for readability and does not include ellipsis markers (to reduce accidental leakage into prose).

Script

Quick Start

  • uv run python .codex/skills/anchor-sheet/scripts/run.py --help
  • uv run python .codex/skills/anchor-sheet/scripts/run.py --workspace <workspace>

All Options

  • --workspace <dir>
  • --unit-id <U###>
  • --inputs <semicolon-separated>
  • --outputs <semicolon-separated>
  • --checkpoint <C#>

Examples

  • Default IO:

- uv run python .codex/skills/anchor-sheet/scripts/run.py --workspace <workspace>

  • Explicit IO:

- uv run python .codex/skills/anchor-sheet/scripts/run.py --workspace <workspace> --inputs "outline/evidencedrafts.jsonl;citations/ref.bib" --outputs "outline/anchorsheet.jsonl"

Refinement marker (recommended; prevents churn)

When you are satisfied with anchor facts (and they are actually subsection-specific), create:

  • outline/anchor_sheet.refined.ok

This is an explicit "I reviewed/refined this" signal:

  • prevents scripts from regenerating and undoing your work
  • (in strict runs) can be used as a completion signal before writing