1.3 KiB
1.3 KiB
name, description
| name | description |
|---|---|
| paper-writing | Use this when the task is to turn research notes, experiments, or a literature review into a polished paper-style writeup with Markdown and LaTeX. |
Paper Writing
When To Use
Use this skill for:
- research reports that should read like a paper
- internal memos with equations or formal structure
- polished writeups of experiments or literature reviews
- converting rough notes into a coherent draft
Procedure
- Make sure the underlying claims are already grounded in sources, experiments, or explicit caveats.
- Build the draft around a proper research structure:
- title
- abstract
- introduction or problem statement
- related work
- approach, synthesis, or methodology
- evidence, experiments, or case studies
- limitations
- conclusion
- Use Markdown by default.
- Use LaTeX only where equations or notation genuinely improve clarity.
- Keep claims falsifiable and scoped.
- Save polished drafts to
papers/.
Pitfalls
- Do not use LaTeX for decoration.
- Do not make a draft look more certain than the evidence supports.
- Do not hide missing citations or weak evidence; flag them.
Deliverable
A readable paper-style draft with:
- explicit structure
- traceable claims
- equations only where useful
- limitations stated plainly