A collection of 35 AI Skills for university student applications | Covers innovation projects, Challenge Cup, Internet+, national scholarships, Party membership applications, and more | Zero-threshold usage | Agent Skills standard
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A Chinese-language tool for creating Word applications for “Three Trips to the Countryside” student community-service projects. It covers professional services such as technology help, medical support, legal aid, and agricultural guidance.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A Chinese-language document generator for quarterly reports submitted to a Communist Party organization by applicants, probationary members, or activists. It structures reports around theory study, school or work, personal thoughts, shortcomings, and next steps.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A Chinese-language tool for creating Word applications for university-level student research projects. It uses a structured form with research challenges, literature review, algorithm comparisons, technical diagrams, formulas, progress, benefits, and references.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A Chinese-language tool for writing Word applications for first-, second-, or third-level university scholarships. These are school-funded awards for undergraduate students, mainly assessed through grades and class ranking.
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A document-writing tool for applications to Chinese university summer teaching projects. These projects involve teaching primary or secondary school students, along with arts, sports, and psychological support.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A document-writing tool for China's national Western-region volunteer programme. The programme places graduating university students and current postgraduate students in basic services in central and western China for one to three years.
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A document-writing tool for a Chinese Communist Youth League membership application. The application is a formal letter for people aged 14 to under 28 who want to join the organisation.
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