Xiangyu-Ge/sci-writing-geors

sci-writing-geors is a Claude Agent Skill for geography and remote sensing, specifically designed for papers on quantitative remote sensing inversion (soil salinity, organic carbon, soil moisture, etc.) and spatiotemporal analysis of land-surface processes (trends, change detection, and driver attribution). Using a reverse-engineering approach, it covers the full process from title, abstract, and introduction to study area, data, methods, results, discussion, conclusion, and cover letter. It pro

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geo-review-writing

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Xiangyu-Ge/sci-writing-geors

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A writing and analysis guide for review papers in geography, remote sensing, ecology, and soil science. It covers ordinary literature reviews, systematic reviews, meta-analyses, and studies that map research trends.

not rated 47 +21 3d ago A 216 tokens

Xiangyu-Ge/sci-writing-geors

Skill Claude CodeCodex

An academic revision assistant for geography, remote sensing, soil, and ecology papers. It helps turn peer-review comments into a response letter and a set of revision materials.

not rated 47 +21 3d ago A 159 tokens

geo-writing-style

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Xiangyu-Ge/sci-writing-geors

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A writing-style guide built from an author's published papers, grant proposals, or other writing. It records habits such as sentence length, tone, word choice, structure, and practices to avoid.

not rated 47 +21 3d ago A 149 tokens

sci-paper-writing

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Xiangyu-Ge/sci-writing-geors

Skill Claude CodeCodex

An academic writing and editing guide for English research papers in geography, remote sensing, soil science, and ecology. It covers research design, paper sections, figures, journal selection, and language revision.

not rated 47 +21 3d ago A 281 tokens

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