Skills
Six public skills cover four distinct responsibilities: source-level writing, reviewer-style assessment, bibliography retrieval, and submission packaging.
| Skill | Primary artifact | Best first action | Entry |
|---|---|---|---|
cover-letter | LaTeX manuscript and optional letter draft | Generate or align-check the letter | Open |
paper-audit | .tex, .typ, or .pdf paper | Choose quick-audit, deep-review, or gate | Open |
latex-paper-en | English .tex paper | Compile before targeted review | Open |
latex-thesis-zh | Chinese thesis .tex project | Map structure before targeted checks | Open |
typst-paper | .typ paper | Compile/export before targeted review | Open |
bib-search-citation | BibTeX/BibLaTeX library | Run a compact query | Open |
Overview Shape
Every skill overview provides:
- use and do-not-use boundaries;
- a module or mode router;
- minimum inputs;
- first commands and script entry points;
- output artifacts;
- public resource groups;
- common requests and adjacent-skill handoffs.
Public Resources
Resources are organized consistently below every skill:
references/: detailed rules and module guidance;templates/: venue, report, or format snapshots;examples/: complete request-to-command or output walkthroughs;agents/: human-readable reviewer or workflow contracts when the skill exposes them.
The sidebar discovers these pages from the filesystem. Open only the resource routed by the current module or mode.
Routing Shortcuts
- Letter to an editor:
cover-letter. - Reviewer report, blocker triage, or PASS/FAIL decision:
paper-audit. - Source compile, format, section, table, or citation work: the matching writing skill.
- Local bibliography search or citation snippet extraction:
bib-search-citation.