Individual skill
how-to-technical-writing
Agentic trigger. Use when writing or polishing scientific prose at the sentence and paragraph level, in a manuscript, report, or review.
skills/how-to-technical-writing/SKILL.md
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- Last checked
- Nov 4, 2026
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- License
- MIT
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## Installed resources
Keep the working directory at the user's project. Resolve this `SKILL.md` with
`Path(path).resolve()` to follow symlinks. Bare `helpers/`, `references/`, and
template paths are relative to that real directory. `skills/<name>/...` refers
to the installed skill found by public name in the agent's catalog, not the
user's project. Dependencies need not be siblings; report and install missing
skills before the dependent step. Shared writing files are bundled in
`how-to-write-ideas-report/references/`.
# Writing style guide
These sentence and paragraph rules guide `write-paper` drafts, `review-paper` findings and proposed fixes, and `how-to-write-ideas-report` and `survey` report prose.