refactor-structure

From the author

Diagnoses and fixes a paper's argument architecture and narrative flow, independent of any venue. Checks whether the story is built in the right order, whether each section does its job, whether the intro promises what the body delivers, and whether the contribution -> evidence -> conclusion arc holds — then produces a restructuring plan (move / merge / split / cut sections) the author approves BEFORE anything is rewritten. Use when a researcher says "the structure is off", "it doesn't flow", "reviewers said it's hard to follow / disorganized / the story is unclear", "my intro over-promises", "related work is in the wrong place", "this section doesn't belong here", "reorganize my paper", "fix the narrative", or "the contributions don't match the results". Distinct from tailor-to-venue (venue/track fit, page limits, templates) and polish-prose (sentence-level wording). Bundles outline_extract.py to print the section tree + each section's opening sentence so the architecture is reviewable at a glance.