paper-writing-workflow-plugin
NewModular 8-stage academic paper writing workflow for Claude Code
Summary
This skill provides a modular 8-stage academic paper writing workflow for Claude Code, guiding users from ideation through final submission.
- It helps developers and researchers structure their writing process, manage revisions, and maintain consistency across sections.
Install & Usage
mkdir -p .claude/skillsAdd the configuration to .claude/skills/paper-writing-workflow-plugin.md
/paper-writing-workflow-pluginUse Cases
Usage Examples
/paper-writing-workflow-plugin outline my paper on 'Quantum Machine Learning' with sections: Introduction, Background, Methodology, Experiments, Conclusion
Draft the methodology section for my paper using these notes: 'We used a transformer model trained on 10k samples with 5-fold cross-validation.'
Revise this paragraph for academic tone: 'Our model did really well on the test set, getting 95% accuracy.'
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is paper-writing-workflow-plugin?
This skill provides a modular 8-stage academic paper writing workflow for Claude Code, guiding users from ideation through final submission. It helps developers and researchers structure their writing process, manage revisions, and maintain consistency across sections.
How to install paper-writing-workflow-plugin?
To install paper-writing-workflow-plugin: create the skills directory (mkdir -p .claude/skills), then add the config to .claude/skills/paper-writing-workflow-plugin.md. Finally, /paper-writing-workflow-plugin in Claude Code.
What is paper-writing-workflow-plugin best for?
paper-writing-workflow-plugin is a community categorized under General. It is designed for: plugin. Created by csgf9k6s79-byte.
What can I use paper-writing-workflow-plugin for?
paper-writing-workflow-plugin is useful for: Outline a research paper by generating a structured outline with sections and subsections.; Draft a specific section like the introduction or methodology using provided notes and references.; Revise a paragraph for clarity, conciseness, and academic tone.; Generate a list of relevant citations or suggest missing references for a given topic.; Format the paper according to a specific style guide (e.g., APA, IEEE).; Review the entire paper for logical flow, argument strength, and adherence to the outline..