| name | paper-write |
| description | Assist with academic and technical paper writing. Use when asked to "write a paper", "draft a research paper", "help with thesis", or when assisting with structured academic writing including abstracts, literature reviews, methodology, results, and conclusions. |
Paper Write
Structured academic and technical paper writing assistant.
When to Use
- Writing research papers, theses, or dissertations
- Drafting technical reports
- Creating conference/journal submissions
- Structuring academic arguments
Paper Structure
Standard Academic Paper
- Title - Concise, descriptive, keyword-rich
- Abstract - 150-300 words summarizing the paper
- Introduction - Background, motivation, research questions
- Literature Review - Related work analysis
- Methodology - Approach, tools, data collection
- Results - Findings with data/figures
- Discussion - Interpretation and implications
- Conclusion - Summary, contributions, future work
- References - Properly formatted citations
Writing Workflow
Phase 1: Planning
- Define research question/thesis statement
- Create detailed outline
- Identify key references and data
Phase 2: Drafting
For each section:
- Write topic sentences for each paragraph
- Support with evidence, data, or citations
- Maintain logical flow between paragraphs
- Use academic tone and precise language
Phase 3: Revision
- Check logical consistency
- Verify all claims have citations
- Ensure figures/tables are referenced in text
- Review grammar and academic style
Academic Writing Guidelines
Style Rules
- Use formal, objective language
- Avoid first person (use "this study" instead of "I/we")
- Define acronyms on first use
- Use past tense for results, present for established facts
- Be precise: "23% increase" not "significant increase"
Citation Format
Support common formats:
- APA 7th Edition
- IEEE
- ACM
- Chicago/Turabian
- MLA
LaTeX Support
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{amsmath,graphicx,cite}
\title{Paper Title}
\author{Author Name}
\begin{document}
\maketitle
\begin{abstract}
Abstract text here.
\end{abstract}
\section{Introduction}
...
\end{document}
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