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A comprehensive entry-point skill for drafting new concepts into both the short IEEE paper and the detailed NTUST master's thesis concurrently. It integrates all related writing skills, handles context-aware drafting for both versions, and manages bibliography additions and citations.
Provides a reference table and validation rules to ensure consistent usage of key technical terms across all manuscript drafts. Includes recommended replacements for vague resource allocation wording.
Automatically stages, commits, and pushes LaTeX document changes to the remote repository after successful compilation and verification.
Maintains a list of difficult English vocabulary to avoid when writing, suggesting "Junior High School" level simple direct synonyms to align with the advisor's requirement for correctness and simplicity.
Comprehensive guide for writing academic papers and theses, covering structure, content requirements, writing process, and editing techniques. Includes detailed section-by-section requirements and quality improvement strategies.
A comprehensive checklist for ensuring high-quality technical writing in academic papers, focusing on clarity, conciseness, objectivity, consistency, logical structure, and accuracy.
Strict guidelines and writing rules extracted from the advisor's comments in the drafting template. Follow these specific instructions for structure, color coding, and content order.
| name | Dual Paper Writing Starter |
| description | A comprehensive entry-point skill for drafting new concepts into both the short IEEE paper and the detailed NTUST master's thesis concurrently. It integrates all related writing skills, handles context-aware drafting for both versions, and manages bibliography additions and citations. |
This skill serves as the central entry point when you have a new idea, inspiration, or experimental result that needs to be incorporated into both your IEEE conference paper and your NTUST Master's thesis simultaneously.
By invoking this skill, you inform the LLM of all your established writing standards and set the stage for context-aware drafting across both documents.
Before drafting, the Agent will automatically consider the guidelines from the following skills:
You are maintaining two concurrent versions of your research:
@[main.tex]
@[NTUST/my_ntust_thesis.tex] and @[NTUST/sections]
To ensure compliance with IEEE and NTUST thesis writing standards:
\textit{slots ahead}) or parentheses. Never use double quotes for general description or emphasis.slots-ahead, slotsahead, slot ahead or slot-ahead variations).proposed controller, adaptive controller, slots-ahead controller, or trigger offset controller as they imply strict control theory proofs which are absent).delay-management, delay management mechanism or delay management controller except when specifically referring to the SCF specification standard names).node-sync, Node sync, or Node-sync variations).When you provide a new concept to this skill, the Agent will execute the following steps:
@[/thesis-idea-database].@[main.tex] and the relevant section in @[NTUST/sections] to determine the optimal insertion point and narrative flow..bib) file(s).@[NTUST/sections].@[main.tex].latexmk -xelatex -output-directory=build my_ntust_thesis.tex and latexmk -pdf main.tex to verify the build of both documents.$, {, }), undefined citations, or missing references..tex or .bib files.Git Auto Commit skill to automatically stage, commit, and push the verified changes (including the compiled PDF files build/main.pdf and NTUST/build/my_ntust_thesis.pdf) to the remote repository.When you have a new inspiration, simply prompt the Agent like this:
/dual-paper-writing-starter
Concept/Idea: [Describe your new idea, experimental observation, or concept] Target Section: [e.g., Introduction, Proposed Method, Results] References: [Provide links, DOIs, or PDF titles to be cited]
Please process this concept, add the references to the bib file, and draft the respective paragraphs for both my IEEE paper and my NTUST thesis.