| name | research-paper |
| description | Generate journal or top-conference research-paper drafts with literature grounding, novelty framing, evaluation planning, reproducibility, ethics disclosure, and LaTeX-ready structure. |
| triggers | ["research_paper","科研论文","期刊论文","顶会论文","LaTeX"] |
| domain | academic_writing |
| version | 1.0 |
| created_at | 2026-05-25 |
Research Paper Drafting
Use this skill when the target artifact is a scholarly research-paper draft rather than a generic essay or thesis.
Output Contract
- Produce an article-style manuscript, not a project plan.
- Default structure: Abstract, Introduction, Related Work, Problem Formulation, Methodology, Experimental Design and Evaluation, Discussion / Limitations / Ethics, Conclusion.
- Keep references outside the section loop; the assembly layer renders the bibliography.
- State the research gap, contribution claims, and assumptions explicitly.
- If no real experiment data is supplied, write an evaluation protocol and reproducibility plan instead of fabricating results.
- Mark datasets, benchmarks, metrics, ablations, and statistical tests as author-supplied requirements when evidence is missing.
Quality Bar
- Novelty: make the contribution distinguishable from representative prior work.
- Related work: compare methods and research streams, not just list papers.
- Method clarity: define system components, algorithms, protocols, and assumptions.
- Evaluation rigor: specify datasets, baselines, metrics, ablation plan, and statistical checks.
- Reproducibility: include implementation details, data availability expectations, and parameter / prompt disclosure needs.
- Ethics: disclose AI assistance, data privacy constraints, bias risks, dual-use concerns, and limits of generated evidence.
- Citation integrity: every concrete prior-work claim must be tied to retrieved evidence.
LaTeX Readiness
- Prefer section titles and prose that can be converted directly into LaTeX.
- Use LaTeX math delimiters for formulas.
- Do not emit fake BibTeX keys; use citation ids from the shared citation snapshot.