Use this skill to check that a document uses neutral, objective language. Flags trigger words (certainty language without evidence), advocacy language (unsupported recommendations or opinion framing), and subjective tone (value judgments or emotional language). Invoke when asked to review a document's tone, neutrality, or objectivity.
Use this skill to check whether an in-text citation is actually supported by the source it cites — deciding, for each cited claim, whether the cited source supports it, only partially supports it, does not support it (is silent on it or contradicts it), or cannot be checked. Invoke when asked to validate that a document's claims are backed by their cited references (claim / citation substantiation), given access to the cited sources.
Use this skill as the entry point when the user gives a generic, unspecified request to use Draft Detective on their document — e.g. "run draft detective", "analyze my document", "review this document", "check my paper", "what can you check?", "what can you do?". It lists everything Draft Detective offers and asks the user what to run. Do NOT use it when the user has already named a specific check or operation (run that skill directly).
Use this skill to find and catalogue every abbreviation and acronym occurrence in a document — recording, for each occurrence, any accompanying inline definition, how many times the abbreviation has appeared so far, where it appears, the definition listed in any Abbreviations section, and whether the occurrence is exempt from compliance checks. Invoke when asked to extract, list, or inventory the abbreviations/acronyms in a document (e.g. as input to an abbreviation compliance check).
Use this skill to check that a document's abbreviations and acronyms follow publication style — each is defined inline at its first use, listed in a dedicated Abbreviations section, used consistently, and not given conflicting meanings. Invoke when asked to review or validate a document's abbreviations/acronyms for compliance (e.g. per a manual of style).
Use this skill to validate the author biography section of a research publication — that each author bio has the right sentence count, states position and affiliation, describes research focus, and names the highest degree. Invoke when asked to check a document's "About the Authors" / author biography section.
Use this skill to validate a research publication's preface / introductory section against publication requirements — that it establishes context, explains objectives, identifies the audience, situates the work in the literature, states the contribution, and defines scope. Invoke when asked to check a document's preface, introduction, or "About This" section.
Use this skill to extract a detailed, reproducible description of the methodology a research document used to obtain its results, and to classify how reproducible that methodology is. Invoke when the user asks to extract, summarize, or describe a paper's methods/methodology, or to assess whether a study's methodology is reproducible.