academic-writing

Draft academic paper content from a research repository — whether a full paper, a single section, or a paragraph. Use when writing any part of a paper from code, experimental results, or research artifacts. Trigger whenever the user wants to write up research, turn a repo into a paper, draft a section (e.g., experiments, methods, abstract) from code or results, or create any portion of an academic manuscript — even if they just say "help me write this up", "draft the experiments section from my code", or "I need to turn these results into a paper."

Simulate peer review of a paper. Use when you want to anticipate reviewer concerns, identify weaknesses, or get a simulated review with scores before submission. Trigger whenever the user asks to review a paper, check for weaknesses, simulate what reviewers would say, do a pre-submission check, stress-test a draft, or get feedback on a manuscript — even informally like "what would reviewers think of this" or "is this ready to submit."

Proofread paper for style, clarity, and grammar. Use when polishing a draft for language quality, fixing typos, improving sentence structure, ensuring consistent terminology, or preparing a manuscript for submission. Trigger whenever the user asks to proofread, polish, copy-edit, check grammar, improve writing quality, or do a final pass on any academic paper, LaTeX document, or manuscript section — even if they just say "can you clean this up" or "check my writing."

Write rebuttals to reviewer feedback. Use when responding to peer reviews, preparing author responses, or addressing reviewer concerns for conference or journal resubmission. Trigger whenever the user mentions reviewer comments, rebuttal, author response, camera-ready revisions, or needs help crafting responses to referee reports — even informally like "help me respond to these reviews" or "the reviewers said X."

Revise paper sections based on co-author feedback or TODO comments. Use when iterating on an existing draft, addressing co-author suggestions, or processing inline TODO comments in LaTeX source. Trigger whenever the user has feedback to incorporate, TODOs to resolve, sections to rewrite, or needs to adapt a paper for a different venue — even informally like "my advisor says this section needs work" or "can you fix these TODOs."