What problem does it solve?
Drafting scholarly manuscripts can be time-consuming and error-prone, especially when conforming to IMRaD structure and target journal styles. This Skill provides a guided drafting workflow that templates Introduction, Methods, Results, and Discussion, plus Abstract, and adapts to domain conventions and reporting standards.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Draft IMRaD sections for original articles, systematic reviews, case reports, and letters, with structure and wording aligned to journal constraints.
- Inherit and apply upstream key_findings and references to avoid re-collecting data.
- Use case: generate a manuscript-ready draft that adheres to domain terminology and style requirements with citations from provided references.
Quick Start
Draft a complete IMRaD manuscript for a study in the chosen domain using paper-writer, incorporating upstream findings and references.