open-research

Draft an academic paper in LaTeX grounded in workspace evidence, with proper structure, citations, and argument flow.

Quick assessment of whether a research idea has been done before, and what the competitive landscape looks like.

Deep-read papers and produce structured breakdowns, or compare multiple papers in an extraction table.

Parse peer review comments and generate structured point-by-point response letters with revision tracking.

Create, update, or package custom Open Research skills with proper structure and effective prompts.

Analyze datasets with statistical rigor — clean, explore, model, visualize, and interpret results.

Stress-test claims, assumptions, and arguments in the current research workspace.

Weigh conflicting evidence and assess which claims are best supported.

Design, code, run, and iterate experiments to prove or disprove a hypothesis. Autonomous proof engine.

Critique study design, methods, and overclaims in cited research.

Find citation gaps and discover relevant papers the workspace is missing.