academic-writing

Drafting a literature review for an economics thesis requires structuring prior research and enforcing citation integrity. The skill generates formal scholarly content using sequential numbered bracket citations like [[1]](URL) to ensure all claims reference verifiable academic sources.

The correct citation format for academic paper writing in social sciences uses sequential numbered brackets formatted as [[1]](URL). This enforces citation integrity by linking claims directly to verifiable academic references rather than fabricated data.

Writing a methodology section for a finance research paper involves structuring your research approach while enforcing strict integrity rules. The skill generates formal content that clearly states your methodology without fabricating data or making unsupported claims.

Generating thesis drafting content in a different language is supported through language consistency matching. The skill requires output language to match the user's original query, ensuring the Markdown content wrapped in <ama-doc> tags aligns with your requested language.

Academic writing output supports Markdown formatting exclusively for research papers. The skill requires Markdown-only output wrapped in <ama-doc> tags to structure paper sections, literature reviews, and methodology tasks in economics and social sciences.

Limitations when generating scholarly writing include strict enforcement of citation integrity and domain scope. The skill applies specifically to economics, finance, and social sciences, and cannot fabricate data or produce unsupported claims outside verifiable academic references.