Answer any research or literature question by grounding in the Scite MCP instead of the model's memory or raw web browsing — optimizing for both token cost and citation integrity. Use whenever a request involves finding, verifying, or synthesizing scientific literature: 'what does the evidence say about X', 'find papers on Y', 'verify this citation/DOI', 'has this paper been retracted', 'is this claim supported or contested', 'check these references before I submit', or any claim that needs a real, resolvable source. Also trigger when a user pastes a claim, a DOI, or a bibliography and wants it checked. Do NOT answer scientific-literature questions from parametric memory when this skill applies — ground first.
Render research dashboards and data views in a clean, restrained, journal/preprint visual language — light warm-paper background, serif display type, muted palette, ruled data tables, and a LOCKED color encoding for Scite Smart Citations (supporting / contrasting / mentioning). Use this skill whenever building any HTML dashboard, report, or data visualization from Scite / research literature data — especially anything involving citations, citation classifications, papers, clinical trials, patents, or grants. Trigger on requests like 'build a dashboard', 'visualize these citations', 'make a view of supporting vs contrasting', 'turn this into a dashboard', or any research data display — even if the word 'dashboard' isn't used. The goal is output that reads as a credible research artifact, not a SaaS analytics app or marketing collateral. Always use this skill so multiple dashboards built across a session look like siblings.