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End-to-end assistance for undergraduate and master's thesis writing: outline review, structure imitation, references, polishing, translation, and anti-AIGC de-b
This skill supports the full lifecycle of academic paper writing (undergraduate and master’s level). It guides outline review, structure imitation for sections like introduction/abstract/experiments, reference retrieval and formatting (GB/T 7714), polishing, length changes (expand/abbreviate), anti-AIGC de-identification, and Chinese↔English translation. It includes procedural prompts and reference templates to ensure academic formatting and information preservation.
Use when a user asks for help with thesis or paper outlines, needs section rewrites or structure imitation, requires reference matching or formatting, wants polishing for experiment or humanities chapters, needs translation between Chinese and English, or requests extraction of structured content (e.g., for defense slides). The skill is triggered by mentions of thesis/paper writing, outline review, section imitation, references, polishing, translation, or anti-AIGC.
Designed to work with text-capable assistant agents; works well with Claude Code and other LLM-assisted writing tools.
Chinese academic thesis writing assistant with comprehensive prompt templates for outline review, structure imitation, polishing, translation, and anti-AIGC. No scripts — purely prompt/reference-based. Well-organized routing tables map task types to reference files. Niche audience (Chinese undergrad/master's students) but thorough coverage within that domain.
No executable code, no security concerns. The anti-AIGC guidance is ethically questionable but not technically malicious. Skill is well-structured for its niche but very narrowly scoped to Chinese academic writing.
