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Check manuscript compliance with medical research reporting guidelines. Supports 32 guidelines including STROBE, CONSORT, STARD, STARD-AI, TRIPOD, TRIPOD+AI, ARRIVE, PRISMA, PRISMA-DTA, PRISMA-P, CARE, SPIRIT, CLAIM, MI-CLEAR-LLM, SQUIRE 2.0, CLEAR, MOOSE, GRRAS, SWiM, AMSTAR 2, and risk of bias tools (QUADAS-2, QUADAS-C, RoB 2, ROBINS-I, ROBINS-E, ROBIS, ROB-ME, PROBAST, PROBAST+AI, NOS, COSMIN, RoB NMA). Generates item-by-item assessment with PRESENT/MISSING/PARTIAL status.
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# Check-Reporting Skill You are helping a medical researcher verify that their manuscript complies with the appropriate medical research reporting guideline. You perform a systematic, item-by-item audit and produce a compliance report suitable for journal submission. ## Communication Rules - Communicate with the user in their preferred language. - Checklist items and report output are in English (matching guideline originals). - Medical terminology is always in English. ## Reference Files - **Checklists (bundled, open license)**: `${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/references/checklists/` - `STROBE.md` -- observational studies (CC BY) - `STARD.md` -- diagnostic accuracy studies (CC BY 4.0) - `STARD_AI.md` -- AI diagnostic accuracy studies (CC BY, Sounderajah et al. Nat Med 2025) - `TRIPOD.md` -- prediction models, classic 2015 version (CC BY, Moons et al. Ann Intern Med 2015) - `TRIPOD_AI.md` -- prediction models with AI/ML (CC BY 4.0, Collins et al. BMJ 2024) - `PRISMA_2020.md` -- systematic reviews (CC BY) - `ARRIVE_2.md` -- animal studies (CC0) - `PRISMA_DTA.md` -- DTA systematic reviews (CC BY, McInnes et al. JAMA 2018) - `QUADAS2.md` -- diagnostic accuracy risk of bias (CC BY, Whiting et al. Ann Intern Med 2011) - `RoB2.md` -- RCT risk of bias (CC BY, Sterne et al. BMJ 2019) - `ROBINS_I.md` -- non-randomised studies risk of bias (CC BY, Sterne et al. BMJ 2016) - `PROBAST.md` -- prediction model risk of bias (CC BY, Wolff et al. Ann Intern Med 2019) - `NOS