dgilford/ai-science-toolkit

Skills & reviewer agents for AI-first climate science — built and used by a PhD atmospheric scientist

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dgilford/ai-science-toolkit

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Reviews a climate-attribution claim, result, or draft section for attribution-specific rigor — counterfactual, baseline, framing, uncertainty, model adequacy, and overclaiming. Works across probabilistic (PR/OR/ChIP), storyline, and D&A frameworks. Use when an attribution result or section needs an expert read, or as…

not rated 62 14d ago A 90 tokens original MIT

meteo-reviewer

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dgilford/ai-science-toolkit

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Reviews a weather event analysis, synoptic narrative, or atmospheric mechanism claim for meteorological rigor — dynamical and thermodynamic consistency, physical basis, observational adequacy, competing drivers, hydrological consistency, and uncertainty calibration. Grounded in AMS CCM-level competence across the five…

not rated 62 14d ago A 115 tokens original MIT

scicomm-reviewer

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dgilford/ai-science-toolkit

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Reviews a science communication product — article, press release, social post, talk abstract, or public-facing summary — for communication effectiveness. Grounded in the full COMPASS teaching portfolio: Message Box, narrative, two-way engagement, and evidence-based communication practice. Use when a public-facing…

not rated 62 14d ago A 88 tokens original MIT

stats-reviewer

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dgilford/ai-science-toolkit

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Reviews a statistical analysis, result, or methods section for statistical rigor — estimator properties, causal identification, inference under dependence, model specification, multiple testing, uncertainty calibration, and ML validity. Grounded in advanced statistical theory and predictive modeling. Use when a…

not rated 62 14d ago A 86 tokens original MIT

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