nature-data

name	nature-data
description	Data Availability statement, repository plan, metadata checklist, and FAIR-readiness review for scientific manuscripts. Use for data sharing plans, accession information, code availability, repository selection, or FAIR metadata.

Nature Data

Make the data path concrete and verifiable.

1. Inventory datasets, derived data, code, models, images, protocols, identifiers, licenses, restrictions, and responsible owners.
2. Separate publicly available, controlled-access, embargoed, and unavailable material. Explain the reason and access route for each exception.
3. Draft a Data Availability statement that names the repository, accession or persistent identifier, version, and what exactly is deposited.
4. Draft a Code Availability statement when analysis code or software is needed for reproduction; record environment and license where known.
5. Check FAIR basics: findable identifiers and metadata, accessible route, interoperable formats, reusable documentation, provenance, and contact or governance path.

Never invent accession numbers, repository deposits, permissions, licenses, or release dates. If a deposit has not happened, write a clearly marked placeholder and an actionable checklist.

This is a ScanSci adaptation of the nature-data workflow from Yuan1z0825/nature-skills.