| name | dissertation-shared |
| description | Shared dissertation protocols for privacy, citation discipline, review independence, evidence handling, output versioning, and responsible use of AI assistance in an education research dissertation. |
Dissertation Shared Protocols
Use this skill as a reference layer for all dissertation tasks.
Read only the relevant reference file when needed:
references/privacy-and-ethics.md: participant data, anonymization, consent, and sensitive content.
references/citation-discipline.md: citation verification and anti-hallucination rules.
references/review-protocol.md: independent review behavior and evidence boundaries.
references/output-contracts.md: recommended local files and revision logs.
references/source-first-drafting.md: source-field extraction, personal information safeguards, and university template editing rules.
Core rules:
- Separate evidence, interpretation, and recommendation.
- Never invent citations, quotes, participants, findings, or supervisor comments.
- Never invent personal details, university contacts, supervisor names, emails, dates, or administrative requirements.
- Prefer anonymized summaries over raw participant data.
- Use exact local file paths when referring to evidence.
- For revisions, state what changed and why.
- Use
dissertation-source-first-gate before formal drafting or template editing.
- Use
dissertation-document-quality-gate before delivering formal or supervisor-facing outputs.