What problem does it solve? Writing publication-ready scientific manuscripts requires mastering IMRAD structure, multiple citation styles, reporting guidelines like CONSORT and PRISMA, and journal-specific formatting—this Skill guides the entire process from outline to submission-ready prose. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Two-Stage Writing Process: Create section outlines with key points from literature research, then convert them into flowing full paragraphs suitable for peer review. - Citation and Reference Management: Apply APA, AMA, Vancouver, Chicago, and IEEE styles correctly, with mandatory post-writing checks to enrich incomplete BibTeX entries with missing volume, pages, and DOI metadata. - Reporting Guidelines and Figures: Follow study-specific standards (CONSORT, STROBE, PRISMA, STARD, ARRIVE) and generate graphical abstracts plus schematic figures for every paper. - Use Case: Drafting a clinical trial manuscript for JAMA—outline each IMRAD section using literature findings, convert to prose, format citations in AMA style, include a CONSORT flow diagram, and verify all references before submission. ## Quick Start Write the introduction section of my research paper on transfer learning for rare disease drug discovery using full paragraphs with Vancouver-style citations.
