sciwrite eklentisi
Six skills for scientific writing: edit research prose, structure an IMRaD manuscript, run the writing process, handle peer review and publication ethics, draft grants and letters, and write for general audiences.
sciwrite eklentisi nasıl yüklenir
Her iki komutu da Claude Code içinde çalıştırın. Birincisi pazaryerini bir kez ekler; ikincisi eklentiyi yükler.
/plugin marketplace add dvdsosa/scientific-writing-skills
/plugin install sciwrite@scientific-writing-skillssciwrite içinde ne var
Eklentinin kendi dosyalarından okunan 6 parça.
SKILL'ler 6
Görev eşleştiğinde Claude bunu yükler- sciwrite-manuscript
Structure a scientific paper section by section — tables and figures, Results, Methods, Introduction, Discussion, Abstract — following Stanford's Writing in the Sciences. Use this skill whenever someone is writing, drafting, planning, restructuring or reviewing any part of a research paper, journal article, conference paper or thesis chapter: "help me with the introduction", "how do I structure the discussion", "is my abstract missing anything", "my results section is too long", "what order should I write the sections in", "does this table look right", "where should the limitations go". Also use it when someone asks what belongs in a given section, or which verb tense a section takes. Use it together with sciwrite-prose, which handles sentence-level editing once the structure is settled. Do NOT use it for grant proposals or review articles (sciwrite-proposals) or for lay summaries and press material (sciwrite-outreach).
- sciwrite-outreach
Communicate science to non-specialists: lay summaries, plain-language abstracts, press releases, science news stories, talking to journalists, presenting risk numbers honestly, interviewing a scientist, and using social media. Based on Stanford's Writing in the Sciences. Use this skill whenever someone needs to explain research to a general, non-expert or non-technical audience — "write a lay summary", "plain language summary", "my funder wants a public abstract", "a journalist has contacted me", "I have a press interview", "draft a press release", "explain this paper to my family", "write a blog post about our results", "how do I tweet about this paper", "make this accessible" — or when they are writing about someone else's research for a general readership. Also use it when presenting risk or probability to non-specialists. Do NOT use it for writing the paper itself (sciwrite-manuscript).
- sciwrite-process
Plan and run the writing process for a scientific paper or thesis chapter — pre-writing and organisation, drafting fast without perfectionism, revision, and the final pre-submission checklist — following Stanford's Writing in the Sciences. Use this skill whenever someone is stuck, procrastinating, or asking how to approach a piece of writing rather than asking about the text itself: "I don't know where to start", "I've been staring at this for weeks", "I'm about to write chapter 3", "how do I stop rewriting the same paragraph", "how long should this take", "what should I check before I submit", "my draft is a mess and I don't know why". Also use it when someone asks how to organise sources and notes before writing, or wants a revision strategy for a finished draft. Do NOT use it for editing prose (sciwrite-prose) or for what belongs in each section, or the order in which to write the sections (sciwrite-manuscript).
- sciwrite-proposals
Write the documents an academic career runs on besides papers: narrative review articles, grant and fellowship applications (specific aims, research plan), letters of recommendation, and personal statements. Based on Stanford's Writing in the Sciences. Use this skill whenever someone mentions writing or reviewing a grant, a fellowship application, a research proposal, a specific aims page, a research plan or strategy, a review article or literature review, a letter of recommendation or reference letter, a personal statement, a motivation letter, or an application essay for a PhD programme, postdoc, scholarship or residency. Also use it when someone asks how to ask for a recommendation letter, how to narrow a review topic, what reviewers of a fellowship are actually scored against, or how to respond to reviewers of a grant or fellowship application. Do NOT use it for research papers (sciwrite-manuscript) or for sentence-level editing alone (sciwrite-prose).
- sciwrite-prose
Edit and tighten scientific or technical prose at the sentence and paragraph level, using the method taught in Stanford's Writing in the Sciences. Use this skill whenever someone asks you to review, edit, tighten, clean up, polish or improve any piece of research writing — a paper, thesis chapter, abstract, grant paragraph, cover letter or report — and whenever they say a passage "sounds wrong", "reads badly", "is too long", "is too dense", or needs to fit a word limit. Also use it for targeted requests: fix the passive voice, cut the clutter, kill the jargon, check acronyms, make the terminology consistent, fix parallelism, or shorten an abstract. Use it proactively when you are asked to write scientific prose yourself, so the draft follows the same rules. Do NOT use it to judge whether the science is correct, to restructure a whole manuscript into IMRaD sections (use sciwrite-manuscript), or to plan the writing process (use sciwrite-process).
- sciwrite-publish
Navigate publication: choosing a journal, the submission process, responding to reviewers after a revise-and-resubmit, performing a peer review yourself, authorship decisions and order, plagiarism and self-plagiarism, and spotting predatory journals. Based on Stanford's Writing in the Sciences. Use this skill whenever someone mentions submitting a paper, a decision letter, reviewer comments, a rebuttal or response letter, "revise and resubmit", "my paper was rejected", being invited to review a manuscript, who should be an author or in what order, whether a passage counts as plagiarism, reusing their own text from a previous paper, an unsolicited invitation from a journal or conference, or whether a journal is legitimate. Also use it when someone asks how to choose where to submit. Do NOT use it for writing the manuscript itself (sciwrite-manuscript) or for grant applications or responding to grant or fellowship reviewers (sciwrite-proposals).
Claude Code içinde sciwrite kullanımı
SKILL'ler komut gerektirmez. Claude, isteğiniz tanımladıkları şeyle eşleştiğinde onları okur.
Güncelleyin, kapatın veya kaldırın
- Eklentiyi güncelleyin (shell)
- claude plugin update sciwrite@scientific-writing-skills
- marketplace'i yenileyin
- /plugin marketplace update scientific-writing-skills
- Şimdilik kapatın
- /plugin disable sciwrite@scientific-writing-skills
- Kaldırın
- /plugin uninstall sciwrite@scientific-writing-skills
sciwrite içindeki beceriler
- sciwrite-manuscriptdvdsosa/scientific-writing-skills
Structure a scientific paper section by section — tables and figures, Results, Methods, Introduction, Discussion, Abstract — following Stanford's Writing in the Sciences. Use this skill whenever someone is writing, drafting, planning, restructuring or reviewing any part of a research paper, journal article, conference paper or thesis chapter: "help me with the introduction", "how do I structure the discussion", "is my abstract missing anything", "my results section is too long", "what order should I write the sections in", "does this table look right", "where should the limitations go". Also use it when someone asks what belongs in a given section, or which verb tense a section takes. Use it together with sciwrite-prose, which handles sentence-level editing once the structure is settled. Do NOT use it for grant proposals or review articles (sciwrite-proposals) or for lay summaries and press material (sciwrite-outreach).
5 dosya35yıldız - sciwrite-outreachdvdsosa/scientific-writing-skills
Communicate science to non-specialists: lay summaries, plain-language abstracts, press releases, science news stories, talking to journalists, presenting risk numbers honestly, interviewing a scientist, and using social media. Based on Stanford's Writing in the Sciences. Use this skill whenever someone needs to explain research to a general, non-expert or non-technical audience — "write a lay summary", "plain language summary", "my funder wants a public abstract", "a journalist has contacted me", "I have a press interview", "draft a press release", "explain this paper to my family", "write a blog post about our results", "how do I tweet about this paper", "make this accessible" — or when they are writing about someone else's research for a general readership. Also use it when presenting risk or probability to non-specialists. Do NOT use it for writing the paper itself (sciwrite-manuscript).
5 dosya35yıldız - sciwrite-processdvdsosa/scientific-writing-skills
Plan and run the writing process for a scientific paper or thesis chapter — pre-writing and organisation, drafting fast without perfectionism, revision, and the final pre-submission checklist — following Stanford's Writing in the Sciences. Use this skill whenever someone is stuck, procrastinating, or asking how to approach a piece of writing rather than asking about the text itself: "I don't know where to start", "I've been staring at this for weeks", "I'm about to write chapter 3", "how do I stop rewriting the same paragraph", "how long should this take", "what should I check before I submit", "my draft is a mess and I don't know why". Also use it when someone asks how to organise sources and notes before writing, or wants a revision strategy for a finished draft. Do NOT use it for editing prose (sciwrite-prose) or for what belongs in each section, or the order in which to write the sections (sciwrite-manuscript).
2 dosya35yıldız - sciwrite-proposalsdvdsosa/scientific-writing-skills
Write the documents an academic career runs on besides papers: narrative review articles, grant and fellowship applications (specific aims, research plan), letters of recommendation, and personal statements. Based on Stanford's Writing in the Sciences. Use this skill whenever someone mentions writing or reviewing a grant, a fellowship application, a research proposal, a specific aims page, a research plan or strategy, a review article or literature review, a letter of recommendation or reference letter, a personal statement, a motivation letter, or an application essay for a PhD programme, postdoc, scholarship or residency. Also use it when someone asks how to ask for a recommendation letter, how to narrow a review topic, what reviewers of a fellowship are actually scored against, or how to respond to reviewers of a grant or fellowship application. Do NOT use it for research papers (sciwrite-manuscript) or for sentence-level editing alone (sciwrite-prose).
4 dosya35yıldız - sciwrite-prosedvdsosa/scientific-writing-skills
Edit and tighten scientific or technical prose at the sentence and paragraph level, using the method taught in Stanford's Writing in the Sciences. Use this skill whenever someone asks you to review, edit, tighten, clean up, polish or improve any piece of research writing — a paper, thesis chapter, abstract, grant paragraph, cover letter or report — and whenever they say a passage "sounds wrong", "reads badly", "is too long", "is too dense", or needs to fit a word limit. Also use it for targeted requests: fix the passive voice, cut the clutter, kill the jargon, check acronyms, make the terminology consistent, fix parallelism, or shorten an abstract. Use it proactively when you are asked to write scientific prose yourself, so the draft follows the same rules. Do NOT use it to judge whether the science is correct, to restructure a whole manuscript into IMRaD sections (use sciwrite-manuscript), or to plan the writing process (use sciwrite-process).
12 dosya35yıldız - sciwrite-publishdvdsosa/scientific-writing-skills
Navigate publication: choosing a journal, the submission process, responding to reviewers after a revise-and-resubmit, performing a peer review yourself, authorship decisions and order, plagiarism and self-plagiarism, and spotting predatory journals. Based on Stanford's Writing in the Sciences. Use this skill whenever someone mentions submitting a paper, a decision letter, reviewer comments, a rebuttal or response letter, "revise and resubmit", "my paper was rejected", being invited to review a manuscript, who should be an author or in what order, whether a passage counts as plagiarism, reusing their own text from a previous paper, an unsolicited invitation from a journal or conference, or whether a journal is legitimate. Also use it when someone asks how to choose where to submit. Do NOT use it for writing the manuscript itself (sciwrite-manuscript) or for grant applications or responding to grant or fellowship reviewers (sciwrite-proposals).
6 dosya35yıldız
sciwrite eklentisi soruları
sciwrite eklentisini nasıl yüklerim?
Claude Code içinde /plugin marketplace add dvdsosa/scientific-writing-skills, ardından /plugin install sciwrite@scientific-writing-skills çalıştırın.
sciwrite eklentisi neleri içerir?
sciwrite şunları içerir: 6 beceri.
sciwrite eklentisini nasıl güncellerim veya kaldırırım?
Shell üzerinde claude plugin update sciwrite@scientific-writing-skills ile güncelleyin veya /plugin altındaki Yüklü sekmesinden yapın. /plugin uninstall sciwrite@scientific-writing-skills ile kaldırın.
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