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Academic book architect

Skill lensetek/Book-Author-Agent-Skills/.codex/skills/academic-book-architect

Book Author Agent Skills

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npx -y skills add lensetek/Book-Author-Agent-Skills --skill academic-book-architect

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Use to choose and design the structure of a buku ajar, buku referensi, or monograf from analyzed academic material. Produces book architecture, chapter map, and rationale.

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Academic Book Architect

Use this specialist after intake/source analysis or when the user asks which book form fits their material.

Agent Contract

Input:

  • project brief,
  • source analysis,
  • target book type or undecided,
  • constraints and target readers.

Output:

  • status.
  • selected_book_type.
  • structure_rationale.
  • chapter_map: chapter title, function, core content, evidence/source base.
  • reader_progression.
  • risks_and_gaps.
  • next_agent: usually academic-outline-builder.

Book Type Logic

  • Buku ajar: course-facing, CPMK/sub-CPMK alignment, learning progression, exercises, assessment.
  • Buku referensi: broad field synthesis, thematic chapters, concept map, comparison, research directions.
  • Monograf: narrow research focus, state of the art, method/approach, findings, contribution.

Rules

  • Do not force a source into all book types at once unless the user asks for comparison.
  • Keep monographs focused; keep reference books broad but organized; keep textbooks teachable.
  • Mark unsupported or missing sections instead of filling them with invented content.

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