grain reading

Overview

A Claude skill for reading and understanding laws and academic papers without relying on summaries, going through the original text without skipping a single character, while engaging in dialogue at your own pace.

Main Features

• Gradual Reading and Interpretation: For laws, proceed one article at a time; for papers, one paragraph at a time, following the flow of "original text → plain paraphrase → terminology explanation"
• Progress Visualization: Display progress as a "grain map" each time, making your position within the whole immediately clear
• Stumbling Block Notes: Record points you didn't understand and review them at key junctures
• Multiple Format Support: Compatible with various formats of laws and papers including XML, HTML, RTF, PDF, URLs, and pasted text
• Explicit Invocation: Operates only when you instruct "use grain reading," so it doesn't affect other conversations

When This Is Useful

• When you need to understand laws like business regulations or personal information protection laws that require in-depth reading in practice, including the basis provisions
• When you want to read academic papers in your field of expertise, checking claims, grounds, and methods paragraph by paragraph
• When you're uneasy with just a summary and want to proceed while properly confirming the original text

Caution

This skill is intended to assist understanding and does not substitute for legal advice or practical judgment.

LP

https://Sakaaga.github.io/tsubuyomi/