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Found 18 Skills
Organize scientific research text based on user-provided research materials and verifiable sources, determine the writing functions of chapters, sections, and paragraphs, and fill in the gaps between evidence, explanations, significance, and research questions. Use when the user asks for “write PhD chapters”, “revise paper arguments”, “write academic paragraphs based on sources”, “revise scientific writing according to supervisor feedback”, or requests the rw-phd-write workflow. Runs without a private local workspace or preset research-lab; use user-provided material and bundled public-source methods.
Writes and edits scientific and academic papers in LaTeX following rigorous research methodology. Use when the user asks to write, edit, expand, structure, or review any academic paper, research paper, technical report, or LaTeX document. Triggers on mentions of papers, LaTeX, .tex files, abstracts, literature reviews, methodology sections, theorems, proofs, citations, or BibTeX. Covers the full research lifecycle from problem formulation through publication-ready output.
Turn research ideas, preliminary data, and agency solicitations into reviewer-ready grant proposals with a fundable hypothesis, independent specific aims, and agency-aligned significance and innovation. Use when the user asks for a grant proposal, specific aims page, NIH R01/R21/K, NSF proposal, or foundation grant narrative. Create grant proposals with AI-native design and the highest aesthetic standards, powered by the K2F format and engine. Purpose-built for AI agents, K2F lets them focus on semantic content and design intent while automatically handling layout, typography, and formatting complexity.
Guidance and workflow for planning, writing, submitting, revising, and publishing scientific manuscripts in high-impact journals. Use when Claude needs to advise on research quality, study design, manuscript structure, journal selection, peer review responses, or publication strategy.
Find, screen, and synthesize academic papers, scientific literature, technical reports, preprints, clinical or biomedical publications, and evidence around a research question. Use when the user asks to find papers, summarize literature, compare methods, identify seminal or recent work, extract claims from studies, or build a source-grounded academic/scientific evidence brief.
Write and maintain formal reports for ongoing research, using English and LaTeX by default. Use for working papers and research reports that explain the study, document evidence, and identify open questions. Make the main text understandable through clear explanations, data plots, and explanatory figures. Explain complex supporting tools in supplementary information and keep execution history in separate agent notes.