23 skills (repositories by Yuan1z0825) · sorted by popularity
Develop a social science research direction from an initial interest, organize the literature, and assess evidence and feasibility. Structured worksheets help compare research questions, challenge novelty claims, and keep academic wording within what the evidence supports.
Read a supplied paper in depth and produce a structured Markdown explanation of its research logic, essential design choices, and evidence limits. Work through key equations with concrete numerical examples and identify missing controls or unreported information.
Draft or review manuscript statements explaining where data and code can be accessed. Organize repository choices, access restrictions, identifiers, and dataset citations, and check metadata that helps others find and reuse the research data.
Create, revise, and export scientific figures for manuscripts using Python or R. Check panel alignment and overlapping elements, or prepare editable diagrams and explicitly requested AI-generated graphical abstracts that visually summarize a paper.
Draft, revise, or review research proposals and plans using supporting evidence. The skill organizes claims and evidence before writing, checks feasibility and citations, and provides targeted revisions with quality scores and remaining risks.
Find papers from Nature or a specified Cell, Nature, and Science journal group to support manuscript claims. Check abstracts or publisher pages, map sources to individual claims, and export verified reference details for reference managers.
Polish or shorten existing academic prose, or translate Chinese drafts into English, while preserving facts, terminology, and the limits of the evidence. Adapt revisions to manuscript sections and journal context, and address LaTeX layout problems.
Evaluate scientific manuscripts or excerpts through three independent mock reviewer reports and a combined assessment. Identify strengths, evidence gaps, major concerns, and minor corrections to guide revisions before submission.
Organize experiment photos, audio, and notes into Markdown logs with structured metadata. Assign experiment and sample batch IDs, archive original attachments, and optionally connect records to Feishu group messages or an Obsidian notebook.
Rebuild slide images, screenshots, scanned PDFs, or image-only presentations as editable PowerPoint files. Reconstruct text and simple shapes as separate objects, retain complex visuals as image assets where needed, and check rendered slides against their sources.
Turn research papers and inventor materials into Chinese invention patent drafts or technical disclosures. Link claimed features to source evidence, align terminology across documents, and produce checked DOCX materials for inventor and patent-professional review.
Draft English scientific manuscript sections and initial submission materials from author-provided evidence. Use it to organize claims and supporting results, restructure arguments, or shorten the main text while adapting the draft to the paper type and target journal.
Turn one scientific paper into a structured, 16-section reading card. Break down its methods, connect claims to experimental evidence, identify limitations, and develop research hypotheses, with source references and clear labels for anything the supplied material cannot support.
Draft, review, or revise point-by-point peer review responses, revision cover letters, and marked manuscripts. The skill links claimed changes to manuscript locations, flags missing author input, and checks consistency across response letters and revised submission files.
Provide shared writing guidance and journal requirements for other installed Nature skills. This supporting reference package covers manuscript structure, evidence-based claims, and journal-specific formats; it is used through another skill rather than as a standalone workflow.
Turn scientific papers or research notes into Chinese academic PowerPoint presentations with source figures and speaker notes. Organize slides around the paper type, keep technical terms consistent, and revise existing decks with quality checks.
Translate selected pages or an entire English research paper into a simplified Chinese PDF made from images. It aims to preserve page layout, figures, and equations while retaining each original page’s dimensions and orientation.
Review and improve statistical reporting in manuscript methods, results, and figure captions. It checks sample definitions, repeated measurements, tests, and uncertainty, then provides revised wording and identifies missing information or issues reviewers may raise.
Create Chinese-English reading materials that connect a scientific paper’s text with its figures, tables, and equations. It also handles selected excerpts and source-linked questions, keeping translations and explanations tied to the available original material.
Retrieve academic full texts and supporting files through open access, publisher APIs, or authorized institutional access. The skill selects a route for each paper, checks downloaded files, and records sources, formats, and download outcomes.
Search academic literature across sources, verify references, and convert citation files. Build PubMed queries using MeSH, its subject vocabulary, or audit citations to distinguish independent citations and document who cited a paper and how.
Automate daily literature discovery across multiple academic sources. Score and select relevant papers, read abstracts or full texts, deliver structured digests through messaging platforms, and archive classified notes while removing duplicate records.
Check academic references against multiple sources to find errors in authors, titles, dates, volume details, pages, and DOIs. Receive a structured report with issue severity, corrected BibTeX content, or instructions for updating matching Zotero records.