A tool for reviewing and editing computer-science conference papers in LaTeX or Markdown, the document formats commonly used for research papers. It supports direct edits, structured pre-submission review, and an optional unattended mode for selected fixes.
Review and analyze academic research papers. Use this skill when the user asks to review a paper, analyze a publication, summarize research, critique methodology, extract key findings, compare papers, check for numerical inconsistencies, or assess novelty and contributions of academic work. Also triggers when the user…
Use when reviewing scientific and technical manuscripts written in LaTeX; checking LaTeX source, equations, derivations, notation, appendix formulas, cross-references, citation keys, compileability, implementation ambiguity, unsupported claims, writing issues, or generating a LaTeX review file.
Use when reviewing, proofreading, auditing, or authorially polishing scientific and technical manuscripts in Markdown, DOCX, PDF, LaTeX, or plain text; checking research logic, methods, evidence, citations, reference relevance or duplication, AI-trace candidates, text clarity, terminology, style consistency, or…
Deep consistency audit of the entire repository infrastructure. Launches 4 parallel specialist agents to find factual errors, code bugs, count mismatches, and cross-document inconsistencies. Then fixes all issues and loops until clean. Use when: after making broad changes, before releases, or when user says "audit"…
Start a new slide deck - paper review, invited talk, or course lecture. Interviews the presenter about the deck's premises, scaffolds it, and carries the authoring workflow through to the quality gate. This is the single entry point for creating a deck.
A workflow for writing the full script a presenter reads aloud while giving Quarto RevealJS slides. Quarto is a tool for creating documents and presentations from text files, and RevealJS displays them as web slides.
5 3d agoA70 tokens
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