v2 phase 5: final assembly + numbered references#62
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Summary
v2 final. Closes #13. Closes the v2 narrative-review redo.
What v2 Phase 5 did
Applied the 6 minor concerns (m1-m6) from the Phase 4 paper-review:
Castelli2000MovementAMdeduplicated againstcastelli2000heider(same DOI, two corpus-strand keys); refs.bib now 93 entries.Concatenated all per-section files into a single submission-ready
manuscript.md(frontmatter + Highlights + Abstract + sections 1-7 + Box 1 + Trends Box + Outstanding Questions + Glossary + Figure legends). Body sections demoted from H1 to H2 per markdownlint MD025.Converted 100 in-body
[CiteKey]and[Key1; Key2]placeholders to Cell Press numbered form[N]and[N,M]. 82 unique cited keys ordered by first appearance.Built
references.mdwith 82 numbered entries in Cell Press house format from the 93-entryrefs.bib.Final manuscript metrics
v1 -> v2 changes summary
v1 was produced by bypassing
/manuscript:manuscript-formattingand/manuscript:manuscript-writing(the user's primary objection). v2 invoked every named skill via the Skill tool and produced both:The submission-ready manuscript (functionally equivalent in argument to v1, but produced through the named skill pipeline with each skill's outputs and gaps documented honestly).
The skill-pipeline demo observable. Each phase PR body documents what the skill provided, what it did not, what calibration was applied. Three notable findings worth recording from the v2 demo:
manuscript:manuscript-formattingdoes not encode TiCS Forum Review conventions (Highlights, Trends Box, Outstanding Questions, Glossary). These are TiCS-specific decisions applied on top of the skill.manuscript:manuscript-writingIMRAD templates apply to Sections 1 (Introduction template) and 7 (Discussion template); perspective-body sections 2-6 have no IMRAD analogue and use Writing Principles only.figures:scientific-figureprovides the pipeline (Plan -> Build -> Compose -> Validate -> Export) but the documented "user units = mm; font-size=N is N pt" convention is ambiguous; renderers (rsvg-convert) treat unit-less font-size as user units, not pt. Workaround: pt-viewBox with mm width/height.The
humanizerpass was a no-op: the upstream style-guide layer (CLAUDE.md) plus the v1 self-review carry-forwards already prevented all 29 AI-writing patterns from entering the prose.Test plan
Manifest