What problem does it solve?
This Skill helps you turn research and literature inputs into clear, publication-ready scientific writing that follows IMRAD structure, citation style requirements, and study reporting guidelines—while enforcing the “full paragraphs, never bullet points” rule for the final manuscript.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Manuscript writing with IMRAD structure: Produces full scientific sections (abstract, introduction, methods, results, discussion, conclusion) using a discipline-appropriate flow.
- Two-stage workflow with research-lookup: Generates section outlines first, then converts them into flowing prose suitable for submission.
- Citation and referencing support (APA/AMA/Vancouver and others): Ensures consistent in-text citation formatting and reference list alignment to the chosen style.
- Figures/tables integration and reporting guideline coverage: Aligns content to common requirements like CONSORT, STROBE, PRISMA, and related checklists; integrates tables/figures with proper captions.
- Mandatory graphical abstract + additional schematics: Requires creation of a graphical abstract plus at least one additional schematic figure for scientific paper completeness.
- Professional formatting support for reports: Guides use of a scientific report LaTeX style package for non-journal documents.
Quick Start
Use this skill to draft a paper section for your target journal by first creating an outline from your research notes, then expanding it into flowing IMRAD prose with the correct citation style and reporting guideline alignment.
