Write and Compile Papers in LaTeX10 skills
Skills for authoring papers, fixing LaTeX errors, and managing document templates.
Engineering Blueprint
Safety checked50 skills, 15 agents, 9 hooks, and 18 rules for researchers. Covers LaTeX authoring, bibliography management, code review, experimental design, and peer review.
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Runs academic workflows end to end without switching between tools or repeating context. Skills handle LaTeX compilation, bibliography validation, code review, experimental design, and paper critique, so researchers work inside Claude Code instead of jumping between editors, terminals, and references.
Once installed, you access 50 slash commands from the terminal, VS Code, web, or desktop. You can start anywhere: proofread a paper, search literature, review code, plan an experiment, or validate citations. Skills read your context library (profile, project metadata, current focus) automatically, so each session builds on the last. Output: completed papers, validated references, reviewed designs, and audited code.
Skills for authoring papers, fixing LaTeX errors, and managing document templates.
Skills for discovering academic papers, managing citations, and verifying bibliography accuracy.
Skills for code review, research script auditing, and reproducibility verification across languages.
Skills for planning studies, power analysis, survey design, and causal identification.
Agents for peer review, manuscript critique, and proposal evaluation from expert perspectives.
Skills for initializing research projects, task management, and session continuity.
Specialized skills for document audits, claim verification, voice analysis, and quality scoring.
Research state and context stay in Claude Code instead of spread across files and tools, so every session knows what you did last time and what you're working on now.
Hooks run in Python 3.11+ or Bash and are configured via ~/.claude/settings.json. Skills use uv for Python dependency isolation instead of bare pip. The context library lives in .context/ and is symlinked into ~/.claude/ during setup, so all Claude Code interfaces (CLI, VS Code, web, desktop) share the same skills, agents, and rules.
Requires Python 3.11+, TeX Live or MiKTeX for LaTeX skills, and API keys for optional MCP servers (Notion, bibliography providers). Some skills are read-only by design (proofread, review agents). The fixer agent applies changes only when explicitly invoked. Session continuity relies on you updating current-focus.md at the end of each session.
50 Reusable Skills
Slash commands for proofread, LaTeX compile, literature search, bibliography validate, code review, experimental design, and more.
15 Specialized Agents
Read-only auditors for peer review, code-paper consistency, reproducibility, and manuscript critique that report findings without modifying source.
Context Library
Persistent markdown files (profile, projects, workflows, current focus) that give Claude access to your research state across all sessions.
9 Automated Hooks
Guardrails that run before/after key moments. Context monitoring, state preservation, git safety, file protection, and recovery.
18 Always-On Rules
Auto-loaded policies for research integrity: plan before implementing, audit before fixing, design before examining results, verify citations.