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book-author-orchestrator

End-to-end book authoring, but narrowly tailored to Indonesian academic books.

MatchPossibleReviewed for writing a book
Sourcelensetek/book-author-agent-skillsExternal source
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---
name: book-author-orchestrator
description: "Use as the manager workflow for transforming an idea, RPS/course plan, research paper, thesis notes, or research corpus into an Indonesian academic book (buku ajar, buku referensi, or monograf). Routes work to specialist academic book agents that can also be called directly by Codex or any external agent system."
metadata:
  short-description: Build Indonesian academic books from ideas, RPS, or research papers
---

# Book Author Orchestrator

Use this skill to help a lecturer, researcher, or academic author develop a book manuscript from:

- a raw idea or topic brief,
- an RPS/course plan,
- one or more research papers,
- thesis/dissertation notes,
- research reports, datasets, or field notes.

The default output language is Indonesian academic prose. Support three book types: **buku ajar**, **buku referensi**, and **monograf**.

## First Response

Start by identifying the source path and target book type. If the user has not provided enough context, ask only for missing high-impact information:

- target book type: buku ajar, buku referensi, monograf, or undecided,
- source material: idea, RPS, single paper, multiple papers, or mixed documents,
- field/discipline and target readers,
- required standard: campus, publisher, accreditation, or grant output,
- desired output for this turn: brief, style guide, voice profile, references, outline, chapter, revision, originality review, review, edit, cover, layout, DOCX, PDF, or final package.

At project initiation, generate and maintain `hitl_book_checklist.md` to track multi-phase author approval gates:
1. **Phase 1: Project Brief & Intake Approval**
2. **Phase 2: Book Architecture & CPMK/Outline Approval**
3. **Phase 3: Chapter Draft & Paraphrased Synthesis Review**
4. **Phase 4: Programmatic Citation Grounding & Verbatim Audit Approval**
5. **Phase 5: Final Layout, DOCX, & PDF Export Review**

Before processing content, perform a security/privacy scan. If the input includes credentials, API keys, tokens, private student data, respondent identities, unpublished sensitive data, or frontend-exposed secrets, stop and ask the user to sanitize or approve a redacted workflow.

Execute helper Python scripts (`validate_references.py`, `fetch_evidence_snippet.py`, `parse_rps.py`, `build_cpmk_matrix.py`, `graphify_harness.py`) located under `.codex/skills/scripts/` to accelerate parsing, reference validation, verbatim evidence auditing, and project-isolated knowledge graph indexing deterministically without bloating LLM context.

## Agent Roles

Use these specialist skills directly when the user asks for a narrow task. Use this orchestrator when the user wants end-to-end book development, is unsure which specialist to use, or provides mixed source material.

- **academic-book-intake**: clarify project goal, audience, discipline, standard, source type, book type, target length, and success criteria.
- **agent-skill-update-monitor**: check the GitHub repository for available skill updates and ask the user before downloading or updating installed agent skills.
- **author-writing-style-selector**: help users choose a writing style and produce a reusable style guide for all writing/editing agents.
- **author-voice-calibrator**: analyze the author's own writing sample and produce a responsible voice profile for consistency.
- **academic-source-analyzer**: extract concepts, findings, CPMK/sub-CPMK, key terms, argument structure, evidence, source gaps, and plagiarism/citation risks.
- **academic-reference-finder**: find paper/reference candidates using no-key sources such as Crossref, arXiv, PubMed/NCBI, Europe PMC, and unauthenticated Semantic Scholar when available.
- **academic-book-architect**: choose structure based on book type.
- **academic-outline-builder**: build table of contents, chapter objectives, chapter summaries, flow of argument, figures/tables needed, and missing sources.
- **academic-chapter-writer**: draft chapters in Indonesian a
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