digital-humanity-skills

Digital humanities research discovery — research question development, digital archive search, primary source criticism, corpus assembly, literature review, and research framework mapping. Produces venue-specific framework diagrams showing recommended methods (topic modeling, NER, sentiment analysis, close reading) and paper structure for NLP/AI venues, DH journals, traditional humanities journals, or specific target publishers. Use when starting a DH project, building a corpus, or planning a research methodology.

Full digital humanities research lifecycle orchestrator. Manages a 12-stage pipeline from initial research question through final submitted paper, with mandatory ethics, integrity, and final quality gates. Tracks all sources, tools, and supervision feedback in a DH Material Passport for cross-session continuity.

Digital humanities citation and reference management — import Zotero/.bib/.ris files, build annotated bibliographies, format citations in Chicago/MLA/APA/Turabian, identify literature gaps. Use when managing sources before writing, or when needing a standalone bibliography. Triggers: bibliography, references, Zotero, .bib file, annotated bibliography, cite, citation format, what am I missing in my reading list.

Digital humanities peer review simulation and supervisor feedback parsing. Simulates technical, humanistic, and interdisciplinary reviewer perspectives calibrated to your target venue. Parses unstructured supervisor feedback into a structured revision roadmap. The DH-specific "bridge review" evaluates whether your computational and humanistic work genuinely connect.

Digital humanities writing and drafting — research proposals, thesis chapters, journal articles, conference papers, grant applications, response-to-reviewers letters, close-reading essays, citation management, and revision coaching. Handles both humanities prose and computational DH writing conventions. Triggers: write paper, write proposal, write thesis, write chapter, write grant, draft, revise, conference paper, journal article, response to reviewers, close reading, format paper, book review, qualifying paper.