compilacao-final

To compile research chapters into one final document, provide the markdown files or paste the content directly. The Skill merges them in canonical order and validates cross-section coherence for objectives, methods, timeline, and references.

Coherence checking for academic project assembly works by scanning the integrated document for contradictions in objectives, methods, timeline, references, citations, tense, and terminology. It generates a dedicated coherence report highlighting any inconsistencies across the 13 expected sections.

Yes, you can export a compiled research project to DOCX and PDF for CEP submission. The Skill uses python-docx, docx2pdf, and reportlab to generate final Markdown, DOCX, PDF, and coherence-report deliverables automatically.

The best way to prepare chapters for document integration is to ensure all 13 expected sections are complete. The Skill accepts individual .md files generated by earlier pipeline skills or pasted content, validating which sections are present or pending before merging.

Yes, the research compilation tool checks formatting style and terminology consistency. During the coherence review, it validates structural alignment, checks tense consistency, and ensures terminology matches across all merged chapter outputs.

If research chapters have conflicting timelines or method descriptions, the compilation process logs the discrepancies in a coherence report. It identifies these inconsistencies across objectives, methods, and timeline before generating the final integrated document.