original
NewOriginal personal skill collection: ML paper writing, scientific slides, LaTeX posters, humanizer, web extraction, and more.
Summary
This skill bundles a personal collection of tools for ML paper writing, scientific slide creation, LaTeX poster design, text humanization, and web data extraction.
- It streamlines common academic and research workflows, making it easier to produce polished scientific documents and process online content directly in Claude Code.
Install & Usage
mkdir -p .claude/skillsmkdir -p .claude/skills && curl -o .claude/skills/original.md https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Touricks/fanshi_personal_skills/main/SKILL.md/originalUse Cases
Usage Examples
/original help me draft a LaTeX paper for a machine learning conference with sections for abstract, introduction, methods, and results.
/original create a scientific slide deck about transformer architectures with 5 slides including a title slide and a comparison table.
/original extract all the tables and key statistics from this webpage: https://example.com/results
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is original?
This skill bundles a personal collection of tools for ML paper writing, scientific slide creation, LaTeX poster design, text humanization, and web data extraction. It streamlines common academic and research workflows, making it easier to produce polished scientific documents and process online content directly in Claude Code.
How to install original?
To install original: create the skills directory (mkdir -p .claude/skills), then run: mkdir -p .claude/skills && curl -o .claude/skills/original.md https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Touricks/fanshi_personal_skills/main/SKILL.md. Finally, /original in Claude Code.
What is original best for?
original is a skill categorized under General. Created by Fanshi.
What can I use original for?
original is useful for: Drafting and formatting machine learning research papers with proper LaTeX structure and citations.; Creating visually appealing scientific slides for conference presentations or lab meetings.; Designing LaTeX posters for academic conferences or poster sessions.; Humanizing AI-generated text to make it sound more natural and less robotic for manuscripts or emails.; Extracting structured data from web pages, such as tables, lists, or article content, for analysis or reference.; Generating publication-ready figures and plots with appropriate captions and labels..