| name | nature-writing |
| description | Nature-style scientific manuscript drafting and argument reconstruction from evidence, figures, results, notes, or Chinese drafts. Use for abstracts, introductions, results, discussions, and full manuscript sections. |
Nature Writing
Build the argument before polishing sentences.
- Identify the claim, audience, novelty boundary, evidence, and limitations for the requested section.
- Build a paragraph or section outline with claim, support, interpretation, and transition before drafting.
- Use precise verbs and bounded claims. Distinguish observation, association, mechanism, causation, and speculation.
- Keep numbers, units, methods, sample sizes, and citations aligned with the supplied source evidence.
- Mark missing evidence or unresolved wording with a placeholder rather than filling the gap.
Return prose plus a short claim-evidence audit when the source material is scientific. Do not invent novelty, results, mechanisms, methods, references, or limitations. Do not mimic a named author; use venue-level clarity and structure instead.
This is a ScanSci adaptation of the nature-writing workflow from Yuan1z0825/nature-skills.