results-interpreter

Analyze CSV data and figures to draft Results sections with statistical reporting.

1|Updated Jan 1, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/sxg/science --skill results-interpreter
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Skill: results-interpreter
Source: https://github.com/sxg/science/tree/main/plugins/writer/skills/results-interpreter
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/sxg/science --skill results-interpreter

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Researchers often have to translate raw CSV results and figure outputs into a cohesive, publication-ready Results section, preserving statistical accuracy and narrative flow.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Data-to-narrative: Convert primary and secondary statistics from CSV files into a structured Results narrative.
  • Figure interpretation: Align figures with the data to describe results clearly and consistently.
  • Quality checks: Flag ambiguities and pause for user confirmation to avoid misinterpretation.

Quick Start

Use the results-interpreter to analyze your project data by providing the data/results.csv and figures/ directory.

Frequently Asked Questions about results-interpreter

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I draft a publication-ready Results section from CSV files and figures?

To draft a publication-ready Results section from CSV files and figures, you can use a data interpreter Skill. It analyzes your tabular data and visual outputs to generate a structured narrative with proper statistical reporting.

What is the best way to convert descriptive statistics and p-values into a research narrative?

Converting descriptive statistics and p-values into a research narrative involves parsing CSV data and cross-referencing figures. This process aligns your statistical findings with project scope documentation to produce cohesive results notes.

How do I interpret data visuals and ensure they align with my statistical CSV outputs?

To interpret data visuals and align them with CSV outputs, you need a tool that cross-references figures against tabular results. This ensures your visual descriptions match the extracted confidence intervals and p-values accurately.

Do I need a specific folder structure to analyze CSV results and generate figures interpretation?

Yes, analyzing CSV results and generating figures interpretation requires a specific setup. You need a data folder containing CSV files, a figures folder with images, and a defined scope.md file to guide the interpretation process.

Can I use this method to flag ambiguities when writing statistical results from data files?

Yes, you can use this method to flag ambiguities when writing statistical results from data files. The interpretation process includes quality checks that pause for user confirmation to prevent misinterpretation of your data.

Why does data-to-narrative conversion require a defined scope.md file?

Data-to-narrative conversion requires a scope.md file to guide the interpretation of your statistics and figures. It ensures the generated Results section aligns precisely with your project scope documentation and research objectives.