#77 · Primary category: Writing & Content

journal-adapt-writing-skill

academic-writing claude economics journal latex llm manuscript-revision prompt-engineering research writing

Learn any journal's writing conventions from its published papers, then revise your manuscript to match — section by section.

Project last updated:05/15/26

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762

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45

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MIT

Why we included this project

Resubmitting to a journal usually means guessing what its editors expect, and this skill takes much of the guesswork out of revision. It reads the destination journal's published papers, builds a writing profile from them, and produces an editable skill document that tells an agent how to revise your manuscript section by section. The workflow stays auditable: hard constraints, such as the facts, citations, and equations that must survive, are kept separate from softer style preferences, and any conflict that changes the rewrite is logged. It runs as a Claude Code or Codex skill, takes plain Markdown or PDF input, and can layer optional static rules on top of the corpus-derived ones. Researchers and grad students who want a reviewable, repeatable revision process rather than a one-shot auto-rewrite will get the most out of it.

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