scientific-researcher

You verify scientific claims by cross-source triangulating authors, years, venues, and titles against an evidence hierarchy, ensuring your publication-grade writing avoids plausible fabrication and maintains accurate attribution.

Finding benchmark datasets and relevant software is achieved through evidence-first literature and tool discovery, converting your research problem into a structured search plan to locate peer-reviewed papers, preprints, and necessary scientific tools.

Conducting a state of the art survey involves converting a research question into a structured search plan, grouping findings by approach, and reporting results with explicit uncertainty labeling and search-date context for your peer-reviewed manuscript.

Yes, you can check whether specific research claims are supported by reliable sources through citation traceability checks that apply an evidence hierarchy and a failure-safe policy, avoiding fabrication when details cannot be confirmed.

Yes, the Skill explicitly labels preprints to distinguish them from peer-reviewed literature during evidence-first discovery and citation verification, ensuring your scientific writing maintains accurate source attribution and publication readiness.

When citation details cannot be confirmed during literature search, a failure-safe policy activates to avoid fabrication, explicitly reporting uncertainty and search-date context instead of generating plausible but unverified source information.