What problem does it solve?
It helps authors draft, audit, or revise point-by-point journal rebuttal letters by converting editor instructions and reviewer comments into a structured, traceable response package that maps each concern to a concrete action or clearly flags missing information.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Reviewer-to-ID tracker: Splits reviewer comments into stable IDs (e.g., R1.1, R1.2) and optionally editor instruction IDs (e.g., E.1) for auditable traceability.
- Evidence-safe action mapping: Classifies each concern by type, severity, and an action label (e.g., ACCEPT_TEXT, CLARIFY_EXISTING, SOFTEN_CLAIM, AUTHOR_INPUT_NEEDED) while preventing fabricated experiments, stats, citations, line numbers, or figure panels.
- Nature-style response package output: Produces an editor-facing point-by-point English response letter, a manuscript change checklist, and missing information/risk flags, plus Chinese confirmation notes when inputs are in Chinese.
- Editorial/peer-review fit: Tailored to Nature-family / Springer Nature revision workflows, including minor/major revisions, conflicting reviewer requests, and out-of-scope or impossible experiment scenarios.
Quick Start
Use the nature-response skill to generate an English point-by-point response package from my Nature major revision decision letter and reviewer comments.