Jialin He

You can proofread prose with numbered rule references, summarize academic PDFs with source-located Markdown, search and shortlist papers from IEEE Xplore, arXiv, and Google Scholar, review IEEE Transactions manuscripts, check paper readability, and create Matplotlib figures or Draw.io pipeline and IEC 60617 grid diagrams.

They target academic researchers, graduate students, and engineers preparing manuscripts, literature reviews, or scientific figures. Electrical engineers benefit from the IEC 60617 distribution-grid diagramming skill, while authors targeting IEEE Transactions venues gain pre-submission compliance and readability checks.

The topic-literature-search skill queries IEEE Xplore, arXiv, and Google Scholar, scores verified candidates, and returns a sourced shortlist of up to ten papers. The venue-research-opportunity-mapper instead maps papers from one specified venue to your question, deriving gaps, opportunities, and a staged research plan.

Grammar-check and paper-readability-check return revised text plus a before/after report with numbered rule or checklist references. The ieee-manuscript-review skill emits an HTML or Markdown report separating sourced IEEEtran compliance findings from editorial findings, usable on PDF or LaTeX sources.

The scientific-plotting skill uses Python with Matplotlib and the SciencePlots library to create and validate paper figures. The draw-research-pipelines and iec-network-drawio skills operate on Draw.io (.drawio) files, creating, revising, and validating pipeline, architecture, and IEC 60617-style grid diagrams.