nature-data

Prepare Nature-ready Data Availability statements with dataset-to-location mappings.

Updated May 15, 2026
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Skill: nature-data
Source: https://github.com/lth0/codexSkill/tree/main/skills/codex/nature-data
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/lth0/codexSkill --skill nature-data-lth0

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

Nature-family manuscripts often fail at submission because data availability statements are vague, incomplete, or mismatch the actual datasets and repository metadata, especially when authors draft in Chinese.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Draft Nature-ready Data Availability statements: Produce ready-to-paste availability text mapped to specific datasets, repositories, and access routes.
  • Audit and FAIR metadata checks: Identify missing or weak information (identifiers, licenses, provenance, access conditions) and flag blocking issues.
  • Chinese-to-English alignment: Convert Chinese data-sharing intent into precise Nature-style English wording while preserving unresolved author decisions as Chinese action notes.

Quick Start

Provide your Chinese data-availability draft and the list of datasets you used, and ask for a Nature-ready English Data Availability statement plus a checklist of missing repository/identifier details.

Frequently Asked Questions about nature-data

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I write a Nature-ready data availability statement for manuscript submission?

A Nature-ready data availability statement explicitly maps datasets to specific repositories, identifiers, and access routes. The Skill generates ready-to-paste text while flagging blocking issues like missing licenses or vague provenance.

How do I convert a Chinese data availability draft into FAIR metadata English wording?

Translating a Chinese data availability draft into FAIR metadata English wording requires precise alignment of dataset locations and access conditions. The Skill converts Chinese intent into Nature-style English while preserving unresolved decisions as Chinese action notes.

What is included in a FAIR metadata checklist for dataset citations in original research?

A FAIR metadata checklist for dataset citations verifies persistent identifiers, licenses, provenance, and access conditions. The Skill audits your dataset citations to identify missing or weak information that could block a Nature submission.

Can I prepare repository plans for controlled-access and public repository data in the same statement?

Repository plans for controlled-access and public repository data can be structured within the same statement. The Skill handles original research and reused-data cases, producing explicit dataset-to-location mappings without fabricating access details or identifiers.

Why does my Nature data availability statement get flagged for incomplete repository metadata?

Nature data availability statements are flagged for incomplete repository metadata when identifiers, licenses, or access conditions are vague or mismatched. The Skill audits your draft to identify blocking issues before submission.

How to handle request-based access scenarios in a Nature data availability statement?

Request-based access scenarios in a Nature data availability statement require explicit dataset-to-location mappings and access conditions. The Skill prepares ready-to-paste text for these scenarios while flagging missing access details as blocking risks.