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research-writing-skill

Chinese-first research paper writing, revision, polishing, section drafting, rebuttal, peer-review response, thesis prose improvement, and manuscript argument planning. Use when the user asks to write or revise论文正文, abstracts, introductions, methods, results, discussion, conclusions, related work, responses to reviewers, LaTeX/Overleaf text, or academic prose. Preserve formulas, English paper titles, terms, citations, and measured results.

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# Research Writing Skill

## Scope

Use this skill for research writing and revision when the output is prose, LaTeX, Markdown, or manuscript text. Use `office-academic-skill` instead when the main deliverable is Word/PPT. Use `scientific-toolkit-skill` when the task is primarily MATLAB, Python, plotting, statistics, simulation, or literature search.

## Writing Principles

- Default to Chinese academic expression unless the user requests English.
- Preserve English titles, formulas, variables, methods, software names, citations, and reference entries.
- Do not invent data, DOI, journal details, experiment settings, results, or author claims.
- Separate `原文/已有数据`, `用户确认内容`, `根据上下文推断`, and `建议性扩展`.
- Prefer verifiable technical statements over generic claims.
- When revising, preserve the user's intended meaning and terminology unless a change is clearly needed.
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