artifacts

name	artifacts
description	Use when creating, editing, converting, polishing, checking, or inspecting public-facing artifacts such as DOCX, PDF, PPTX, TikZ diagrams, manuscript figures, or manuscripts being prepared for journal submission.
recommended_scope	global

Artifacts

Choose the appropriate internal subskill for the artifact type, then read only that subskill's SKILL.md and supporting files:

• subskills/docx/ for Word documents.
• subskills/pdf/ for PDF files and forms.
• subskills/pptx/ for PowerPoint presentations.
• subskills/tikz-flowchart/ for TikZ/LaTeX flowcharts, schematics, and diagrams.
• subskills/polished-manuscript-figure/ for manuscript figure styling, critique, and journal-ready visual presentation.
• subskills/finalize-manuscript/ for pre-submission and resubmission manuscript checklists; use when the user says "finalize manuscript", "check manuscript", "pre-submission check", "manuscript checklist", "ready to submit", or asks to prepare a manuscript for journal submission.

Artifacts should have a high signal-to-noise ratio: prioritize the message, evidence, and user's concrete purpose over decoration or exhaustive process notes.

Artifacts meant for public consumption should avoid path dependence. Do not refer to previous versions, user prompts, or the process that produced the artifact; those references would not make sense to a reader besides the user.