capabilities

Draft Detective — What would you like to run?

The user has asked to use Draft Detective but has not specified what to run. Draft Detective offers several capabilities, each implemented as its own skill. Your job here is only to help them choose — do not run anything yet, and do not guess on their behalf.

What to do

1. Present the capabilities below, grouped as shown, each with its short description.
2. Ask the user what they would like to run. Make it clear they can pick more than one, or ask for all of them.
3. Wait for their answer. Once they choose, invoke the corresponding skill(s) listed in the "Skill" column. If they ask for several, run them in parallel.

Keep your message concise and scannable — a short intro line, the lists, and the question.

Assessments

These review the document and flag issues.

Assessment	What it checks	Skill
Reference Error Checker	Are your references accurate? Uses web search to confirm each citation exists and that the author, title, publisher, and year match public sources — catching typos and hallucinated references.	reference-validation
Figures & Tables Check	Are all figures and tables properly titled, consistently numbered, cited in the body text, and do all body-text references resolve to a real figure or table?	figures-tables-check
Document Contents	Does the document include all required sections — About This, Acknowledgements, Methods, Results, Conclusion, References, and an Appendix when one is referenced?	document-contents
Recommendation Check	Is each recommendation supported by the document's own findings? Flags recommendations with weak, indirect, missing, or contradictory backing.	recommendation-check
Internal Inference Validation	Does the reasoning hold up? Flags logical leaps, unsupported conclusions, and arguments where the evidence doesn't support the claim.	inference-validation
Advocacy & Tone	Does the document use neutral, objective language? Flags trigger words (certainty language without evidence), advocacy language (unsupported recommendations or opinion framing), and subjective tone. (Beta.)	advocacy-tone
Reviewer 2	A rigorous simulated peer review — summary, strengths, weaknesses, and prioritized next steps — plus a separate devil's-advocate rebuttal. (Beta.)	reviewer-2
Literature Review	Are there relevant sources you may have missed? Searches the web for academic sources related to your document's claims — both supporting and conflicting — that aren't already cited. (Beta.)	literature-review
Live Reports	Have your findings been updated or contradicted by newer research? Searches the web for sources published after your document's date and produces an addendum of what to update. (Beta.)	live-reports
Methodological Alignment	Does your methodology match standard practice in the field? Uses web search to characterize the field baseline, then compares your approach — similarities, differences, missing components, rigor, and suggested improvements.	methodology-comparison
Reproducibility Check	Could someone reproduce your results from the document alone? Extracts the main results and classifies each by how reproducible it is. (Beta.)	reproducibility-check

Tools

These operate on the document rather than flagging issues.

Tool	What it does	Skill
Download References	Search the web for a reference and download its full original content (PDF/Markdown), verifying the match. Reports found / found-but-inaccessible / not-found.	reference-download
Extract Methodology	Extract a structured, reproducible description of the paper's methodology, and classify how reproducible it is.	methodology-extraction
Extract References	Find and list all bibliographic references from the document's reference/bibliography section.	reference-extraction

Notes

• If the user's request actually does name a specific capability (e.g. "check my references", "extract the bibliography", "download this citation"), skip the menu and invoke that skill directly instead of using this one.
• Most capabilities operate on the document the user has provided or uploaded; if none is available yet, ask them to share it.