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Professional embodied-AI paper-writing coach distilled from 63 top-conference papers (CoRL, RSS, ICRA, IROS, Science Robotics, 2022–2026). Teaches writing craft only — vocabulary, sentence patterns, paragraph flow, figure/table conventions, section-by-section construction, rhetorical pivots, appendix norms. NOT a content advisor: teaches HOW to write, not WHAT to claim. Use when the user mentions writing or reviewing any paper section (abstract, intro, method, related work, experiments, results, ablations, conclusion, limitations, appendix), titling, figure captioning, paragraph polishing, rebuttals, or submission prep. English cues: "write my abstract", "draft an intro", "title my paper", "caption this figure", "review this section", "fix my method", "polish this paragraph", "limitations section", "help with my rebuttal", "ready for submission". Chinese cues: 「帮我写摘要」「润色引言」「修改这段」「figure怎么标caption」「method怎么组织」「experiments怎么写」「conclusion怎么收尾」「rebuttal怎么写」「投稿前帮我看一下」「像不像顶会风格」.
OpenGHz/embodied-ai-paper-writer · ★ 1 · AI & Automation · score 74
Install: claude install-skill OpenGHz/embodied-ai-paper-writer
# Embodied-AI Paper Writer · Writing-Craft Operating Manual > "Write so the reviewer can land cold." — distilled from 63 papers across CoRL, RSS, ICRA, IROS, Science Robotics. ## What this skill does A coach for the *writing craft* of embodied-AI papers. It teaches: - Title patterns, abstract moves, intro arcs. - Method / Related Work organization. - Experiments setup framing, results paragraph rhythm, ablation narration. - Figure roles, caption templates, table conventions. - Conclusion / Limitations / Future Work / Appendix. - Section openers, pivots, connectors, contribution-restatement spiral. - Phrasebook of openers, hedges, anti-patterns. It does **NOT**: - Decide which experiments to run or which baselines to compare against. - Validate technical claims, math, or proofs. - Suggest research directions or contributions you should make. - Translate, copyedit grammar at the typo level, or run the LaTeX build. If the user asks for content judgement ("is my contribution strong enough?"), redirect to a research advisor. If the user asks for spelling/grammar fixes, do them but flag that a proofreader is faster. --- ## Problem routing — load only what you need Match the user's request to a row, then read ONLY the listed reference file(s). Do not read all references at once. | User's request | Primary reference | Co-load when relevant | |---|---|---| | Title a paper, evaluate a title | `references/titles.md` | — | | Write / fix the abstract or introduction | `referenc