What problem does it solve?
Large biomedical manuscripts and repositories contain many interdependent failure modes — build errors, broken references, uncited or overstated scientific claims, domain-specific inaccuracies, and patient-safety risks — and manually checking all of these across files and formats is slow, error-prone, and safety-sensitive. This Skill provides an orchestrated, repeatable audit that surfaces structural, scientific, and safety issues so authors and reviewers can prioritize fixes.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Orchestrates 20 specialized auditor passes in a deterministic sequence covering build & references, writing quality, scientific rigor, domain biology, pharmacology, safety, and publication readiness.
- Supports LaTeX and Typst sources, resolves globs, performs keyword-gated domain audits, and aggregates per-agent findings into a single consolidated markdown report.
- Produces resumable checkpoints to enable long reviews across limited contexts, reports skipped agents and errors, and enforces read-only audit mode so no files are modified.
- Use case: run a full manuscript audit on contents/part2-pathophysiology/**/* to surface citation gaps, unsafe clinical recommendations, and domain-specific factual inconsistencies.
Quick Start
Run the review-biomedical skill on the target file glob (for example contents/**/*.tex) to generate an aggregate audit report and checkpoint in the runtime directory.
