A book chapter is not a stack of pages — it is a graph. Every claim (an
atom) declares what a reader must already hold before it makes sense,
and QUILL only writes prose once that structure is settled. Below is the real
prerequisite graph for one chapter — Physics 11 · Ch 4, Laws of Motion
— the same chapter walked end-to-end on
/how-we-write.
Prerequisite DAG, read top → bottom. Arrows run prereq → atom (downstream); each row is one dependency depth; color is rung. Layout is settled by iterative barycenter sweeps (Sugiyama). Hover an atom for its target misconception (the Misc → O8 column). Hover a worked-example tag below to spotlight the atoms it draws on.
Tip: hover a WE tag to fade everything except its cluster.