Ielts Writing Logic

IELTS Writing Underlying Logic

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An open-source, cross-platform Agent Skill for **Codex**, **Qwen Code**, **Claude Code**, **Gemini CLI**, and **Cursor**. It supports IELTS Writing Task 1 charts and Task 2 essays, helping learners analyse a prompt, build a defensible position, write annotated model essays, and diagnose drafts against Task Response, Coherence and Cohesion, Lexical Resource, and Grammatical Range and Accuracy.

What it does

• Generates Task 2 model essays with question-type analysis, a stance path, SEESC paragraph annotations, and a correspondence check.
• Reviews learner essays using the TR / CC / LR / GR criteria and rewrites only the weakest paragraph.
• Runs a three-round Socratic practice mode for learners who want guided practice rather than an immediate answer.
• Supports Task 1 chart questions with an Overall + grouping + comparison approach.

The underlying-logic method

This is not a bank of interchangeable phrases. It is a **type-first writing system**: identify what the question asks, choose that question type's logic, then build each paragraph as proof. The same A/B decision must not be forced onto every Task 2 prompt.

Task 2 prompt
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    +-- Agree / disagree → evaluate the claim and state a clear degree of agreement
    +-- Discuss both views → analyse the A/B relationship before choosing a position
    +-- Positive / negative development → weigh benefits against drawbacks
    +-- Causes / problems + solutions → diagnose causes, then match each cause to a remedy

Four Task 2 routes

Question type	First decision	Writing logic
Agree / disagree	How far does the claim hold?	Take a clear, defensible degree of agreement; build non-overlapping reasons, with a limited concession where useful.
Discuss both views	What is the relationship between A and B?	Use the A/B decision route below; represent both views and state your own posi