Use when a whole chapter or substantial section of the Calabi-Yau Quantum Groups manuscript needs architectural fortification, platonic restructuring, prose hardening, define-before-use repair, or chapter-level convergence at the Chriss-Ginzburg standard. Trigger on Chriss-Ginzburg, chapter fortification, platonic rewrite, restructure this chapter, make the architecture inevitable, or full chapter rectification.
Read AGENTS.md first. Pair this skill with vol3-beilinson-loop: Beilinson keeps the mathematics honest; Chriss-Ginzburg makes the chapter architecture match the mathematics.
Use this skill for chapter-scale work, not for a one-line typo or a single local lemma.
The goal is not "nicer prose." The goal is a chapter whose textual architecture mirrors the mathematical architecture:
The reader should feel inevitability, not authorial staging.
Read the whole chapter before editing. Diagnose briefly:
Keep this diagnostic short. It is a map, not a mini-essay.
Before line-editing, get the skeleton right.
Decide:
Then execute structural edits:
Do not spend time polishing sections that should be moved or deleted.
After the skeleton converges, work sequentially through the chapter in manageable chunks.
For each chunk:
Do not advance until the chunk is locally coherent.
pytest slice and/or make fast.End only at:
CONVERGED: the chapter's structure and local mathematics are coherent, and the relevant verification passes.BLOCKED: exact blocker named.If the chapter still feels like commentary wrapped around mathematics rather than mathematics speaking directly, it is not converged.