What problem does it solve?
Researchers struggle to align their academic manuscripts with the specific writing conventions of target journals, as generic static writing rules fail to account for journal-specific rhetorical patterns, contribution framing, and stylistic norms that vary across publications.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Corpus-Grounded Style Analysis: Analyzes target-journal reference papers, optional field-top papers, and user/lab exemplars to extract recurring writing patterns and conventions.
- Dynamic Skill Generation: Combines corpus-derived patterns with optional static base writing rules to create a reviewable, editable dynamic writing skill tailored to one manuscript and one writing destination.
- Section-by-Section Revision: Guides structured, auditable revision of manuscript sections while preserving all technical content, equations, citations, and numerical claims verbatim.
- Use Case: A researcher submitting to a specialized economics journal can use this skill to analyze recent papers from the journal, generate a custom writing skill for their empirical manuscript, and revise their introduction and discussion sections to match the journal's expected contribution framing and rhetorical style.
Quick Start
Use the journal-adapt skill to build a dynamic writing skill for my climate policy manuscript using the target journal papers in the 'jeem_corpus' folder and revise my introduction section.