| name | academic-writing |
| description | Use when: drafting, polishing, restructuring, translating, or formatting STEM academic writing such as physics, optics, electronics, computer science notes, abstracts, paper sections, literature summaries, or formal Chinese/English academic prose. |
Academic Writing
Use this skill for STEM academic writing and editing.
Style
- Maintain a formal, objective, concise, and logically rigorous tone.
- Preserve the scientific meaning, data, assumptions, and conclusions unless the user explicitly asks for revision.
- Prefer clear structure: research background, problem, method, result, discussion, limitation.
- Avoid colloquial phrasing, unsupported claims, and invented references.
Source Handling
- Prefer the user's local notes, drafts, and provided references.
- Keep local searches scoped to the folders or files named by the user.
- For web-fetched content, cite the source URL and do not invent bibliographic details.
Output
- For substantial writing, create or update a
.md or .tex file rather than dumping a long article into chat.
- In chat, provide a short summary of the changes and the reasoning behind major structural choices.
