master-cai/research-paper-writing-skills

Skill package for ML/CV/NLP paper writing, curated and adapted from Prof. Peng Sida's open notes for Codex, Claude Code, and Gemini.

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Research Paper Writing Skills is a skill package for AI coding assistants that teaches methodology for writing machine learning, computer vision, and natural language processing research papers.

The package addresses the challenge of maintaining clarity, logical flow, and evidence-backed claims across research paper sections. It provides structured guidance through a core workflow document, section-specific writing templates and references, and agent metadata for integration with AI assistants. The approach packages curated knowledge into reusable skills that can be invoked within supported AI coding environments to help with drafting, rewriting, and reviewing paper sections.

Developers and researchers should adopt this tool if they use Codex, Claude Code, or Gemini and want systematic guidance for paper writing tasks. The skill suits projects involving academic paper composition, particularly for abstract, introduction, method, experiments, and conclusion sections. It addresses practical needs like improving paragraph flow, verifying that claims are supported by evidence, and conducting pre-submission self-review from a reviewer's perspective. The tool is designed as a reusable skill package rather than standalone documentation, making it most valuable for those already working within these AI assistant environments.

The project maintains the original knowledge structure from its source material while reorganizing it for direct integration into AI coding assistants. Development activity centers on curation and structured adaptation of existing research methodology rather than novel framework creation. The repository includes installation instructions for three distinct platforms, indicating attention to accessibility across different assistant ecosystems. The project explicitly credits its foundational source and acknowledges that its contribution lies in organization and packaging rather than original research methodology.