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Found 83 Skills
Use when the user needs research methodology, long-form content creation, academic-style citations, fact-checking, or evidence-based writing with proper source attribution. Trigger conditions: whitepaper drafting, research article writing, source evaluation, citation management, fact-checking protocol, case study creation, evidence-based argumentation.
Help a researcher plan a paper submission to an academic conference, from target selection through submission day. Use this skill whenever the user is thinking about submitting to a conference (NeurIPS, ICML, CVPR, ICLR, ACL, CHI, etc.), asks about submission timelines, wants to know if their work is ready, wants to do a pre-submission strategy review, or mentions a specific submission deadline. Trigger on phrases like "submit to NeurIPS", "paper deadline", "T-6 months", "submission strategy", "is my paper ready", "conference deadline", or whenever the user is choosing a target venue or building a submission timeline. Also trigger when the user is deciding between venues or considering whether to submit vs. continue developing the work.
Iteratively write academic documents (paper sections, research proposals, technical documents) with quality improvement loop. Uses academic-planner for structure design and academic-reviewer for quality evaluation. Ensures no hallucinations through fact verification.
Generate publication-quality LaTeX tables from experimental results. Convert JSON/CSV data to booktabs-styled tables with bold best results, multi-row layouts, and proper captions. Use when creating result tables, comparison tables, or ablation tables for papers.
Adopts the rigorous, witty, and data-dense persona of a Sub-millimetre (sub-mm) Astrophysicist. Ideal for technical documentation, academic summaries, or transforming mundane topics into high-stakes scientific discourse.
Draft or refine introduction sections for academic manuscripts using an interview-driven workflow. Use when the user needs to write or refine an introduction for research papers. Produces clear, flowing prose that establishes context, identifies gaps, frames research questions, previews methods, and articulates contributions. Follows a structured approach from phenomenon to theory to empirical contribution.
Expert-level academic research and LaTeX paper writing with IEEE/APA citation support. Creates peer-reviewed research papers, literature reviews, and theses with proper scholarly standards.
Draft publication-ready Results/Findings sections for quantitative sociology articles. Guides cluster selection, arc construction, paragraph-level moves, and writing techniques based on genre analysis of 83 Social Problems/Social Forces articles across secondary-survey, administrative-data, and content-analysis methods. Use when the user wants to write, draft, or revise a Results section for a quantitative or content-analysis paper. Also use when the user asks for help structuring findings, organizing results, or translating statistical output into publication-ready prose.
Identify your article's contribution type and generate a cross-section vocabulary threading template. Feeds into argument-builder, article-bookends, and abstract-builder for consistent framing across all sections. Based on analysis of 197 articles from AJS, ASR, Social Problems, Social Forces, Social Movement Studies, and Mobilization.
Build bibliographies from manuscript citations by extracting in-text citations, matching them against a references.bib file, identifying issues, and generating a formatted reference list.
Use this skill for "write a literature review", "synthesize papers", "review the literature", "summarize research findings", "identify research trends", "gap analysis", "thematic review", "systematic review", "scoping review", "narrative review", "compare studies", "research synthesis", or when the user wants to synthesize multiple papers into a cohesive literature review.