clarity-sequence

Reorganize ideas so each builds naturally on what came before, creating a traceable path from premises to conclusions by choosing the optimal order for comprehension rather than discovery. Use when: (1) asked to reorder content, improve flow, or restructure explanations for better clarity, (2) all necessary information exists but readers need multiple reads to understand because pieces appear in the wrong sequence, (3) choosing between inductive versus deductive ordering or deciding whether to start with conclusions or build toward them, (4) information currently follows discovery order (how you learned it) rather than learning order (how readers need it)