Introduction
This skill drafts complete scientific manuscripts from user data, local literature, and verifiable evidence. Before writing, it maps claims to evidence, organizes continuous prose across the abstract, introduction, methods, results, and discussion, and checks citations, statistical wording, and figure plans. Missing experiments, findings, or references are never invented. It also separates established findings, reasonable interpretation, and hypotheses that still require validation.
Use Cases
Use it for paper drafts, research reports, conference manuscripts, method descriptions, and structural revision before submission, including journal-specific formatting and checks that each section serves the same research question.
Template
Provide the question, data and results, methods, papers, target venue or format, length, and required wording. The output includes an evidence map, manuscript, references, figure plan, limitations, and author queries.
