paper-write

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

1. Title - Concise, descriptive, keyword-rich
2. Abstract - 150-300 words summarizing the paper
3. Introduction - Background, motivation, research questions
4. Literature Review - Related work analysis
5. Methodology - Approach, tools, data collection
6. Results - Findings with data/figures
7. Discussion - Interpretation and implications
8. Conclusion - Summary, contributions, future work
9. 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:

1. Write topic sentences for each paragraph
2. Support with evidence, data, or citations
3. Maintain logical flow between paragraphs
4. 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}

Quality Checklist

• Clear thesis/research question stated
• All sections present and complete
• Logical flow between sections
• All figures/tables referenced
• Citations properly formatted
• Abstract matches paper content
• Conclusion reflects actual findings
• Word count within limits