v2 phase 2: per-section prose via manuscript-writing#59
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Summary
v2 Phase 2: fill the per-section scaffold by actually invoking
/manuscript:manuscript-writing. The skill loaded its full instructions (IMRAD framework + section templates + Writing Principles).Skill mapping report (what mapped, what did not)
The skill is IMRAD-centric. TiCS Forum Reviews are not IMRAD. Honest mapping:
abstract.mdsections/01_introduction.mdsections/02_scaffold.mdsections/03_psychophysics.mdsections/04_action.mdsections/05_language.mdsections/06_emotion.mdsections/07_synthesis.mdboxes/*.mdhighlights.mdglossary.mdfigures.mdFinal word counts (main text)
Aux: abstract 117 words; Box 1 161; trends 191; outstanding questions 174; glossary 417; figure legends 425; highlights 60 (5 bullets, all <=80 chars).
Carry-forwards from v1 self-review (applied in prose)
transfer-to-silent: no" verbatim in Section 5a.Closes #10. Part of v2 redo.
Test plan