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name: paper-self-review
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description: This skill should be used when the user asks to "review paper quality", "check paper completeness", "validate paper structure", "self-review before submission", "audit claims", "check overclaiming", "verify whether results support claims", or mentions systematic paper quality checking. Provides comprehensive quality assurance checklist for academic papers.
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version: 0.1.0
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# Paper Self-Review
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A systematic paper quality checking tool that helps researchers conduct comprehensive self-review before submission.
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## Core Features
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### 1. Structure Review
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Check whether all sections of the paper are complete and conform to academic standards:
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- Does the Abstract include problem, method, results, and contributions?
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- Does the Introduction clearly articulate research motivation and background?
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- Is the Method detailed enough to be reproducible?
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- Do the Results sufficiently support the conclusions?
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- Does the Discussion address limitations and future work?
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### 2. Logic Consistency Check
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Verify the logical coherence of the paper:
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- Do research questions match the methodology?
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- Does the experimental design support the research hypotheses?
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- Are result interpretations reasonable?
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- Are conclusions supported by evidence?
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### 3. Citation Completeness
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Check the completeness and accuracy of citations:
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- Are all citations present in the references?
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- Is the reference format consistent?
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- Are key related works cited?
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- Do citations accurately reflect the original content?
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### 4. Research Claim Audit
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Check whether the paper's claims are supported by the available evidence:
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- Are the main claims supported by results, citations, or analysis artifacts?
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- Are speculative observations clearly marked as tentative?
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- Does the paper avoid stronger wording than the evidence allows?
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- Are negative results, limitations, and missing baselines presented honestly?
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- Do conclusions stay inside the tested scope?
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This audit does not replace `results-analysis` for statistics or `citation-verification` for bibliographic verification. It checks whether paper claims correctly use the available evidence.
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### 5. Figure/Table Quality
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Evaluate the quality and effectiveness of figures and tables:
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- Do all figures/tables have clear titles and captions?
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- Do figures/tables support the text narrative?
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- Are figures/tables clear and readable?
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- Do formats comply with journal/conference requirements?
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### 6. Writing Clarity
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Check writing clarity and readability:
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- Is the language concise and clear?
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- Is technical terminology used appropriately?
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- Are sentence structures clear?
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- Is paragraph organization logical?
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## Quality Checklist
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Use this checklist for systematic paper self-review:
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```
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Paper Quality Checklist:
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- [ ] Abstract includes problem, method, results, contributions
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- [ ] Introduction clearly states research motivation
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- [ ] Method is reproducible
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- [ ] Results support conclusions
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- [ ] Main claims are supported by named evidence
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- [ ] Over-strong claims are weakened or removed
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- [ ] Discussion addresses limitations
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- [ ] All figures/tables have captions
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- [ ] Citations are complete and accurate
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```
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## When to Use
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Use this skill in the following scenarios:
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- **Pre-submission check** - Final review before submitting to a journal or conference
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- **After first draft** - Systematic review after completing the first draft
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- **Before advisor review** - Self-check before requesting advisor feedback to improve quality
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- **Post-revision verification** - After revising based on reviewer comments, verify all issues are addressed
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- **Collaborator review** - Quality check before sending to collaborators
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## Review Process
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Follow these steps for systematic paper review:
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### Step 1: Structure Review
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Start with the overall structure, checking if all sections are complete and logically coherent.
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### Step 2: Content Review
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Dive into each section, checking content accuracy and completeness.
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### Step 3: Research Claim Audit
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Check whether each major claim is supported by the evidence available in the draft, analysis bundle, citations, or project notes.
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Use this output shape:
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```md
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## Claim Audit
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Claim:
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Verdict: keep | weaken | revise | remove
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Evidence used:
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Missing evidence:
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Overclaim risk:
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Suggested wording:
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```
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### Step 4: Citation Check
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Verify the completeness and accuracy of all citations.
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### Step 5: Figure/Table Review
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Check the quality and captions of all figures and tables.
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### Step 6: Writing Quality
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Review language expression and writing clarity.
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### Step 7: Final Checklist
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Use the quality checklist for final verification.
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## Best Practices
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### Review Timing
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- **Spaced review** - Wait 1-2 days after completing the draft before reviewing to maintain objectivity
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- **Multiple rounds** - Conduct multiple review rounds, focusing on different aspects each time
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- **Print review** - Print a hard copy for review; issues are easier to spot on paper
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### Review Techniques
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- **Reverse reading** - Read from conclusion backwards to check logical coherence
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- **Read aloud** - Reading the paper aloud helps identify language issues
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- **Reviewer perspective** - Assume you are a reviewer and read critically
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### Common Issues
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- Abstract too brief or too verbose
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- Introduction lacks clear research question statement
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- Method lacks sufficient detail for reproduction
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- Results lack statistical significance tests
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- Discussion doesn't address research limitations
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- Figures/tables lack clear titles and captions
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- Inconsistent citation formatting
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## Summary
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The Paper Self-Review skill provides a systematic paper quality checking process, helping researchers identify and resolve issues before submission, improving paper quality and acceptance rates.
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## Reference Files
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Load only what is needed:
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- `references/SECTION-CHECKLIST.md` - section-by-section review questions
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- `references/FINAL-VERDICT.md` - how to summarize submission readiness and blocking issues
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- `examples/example-self-review.md` - example review output
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