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Paper writing

Draft manuscript sections with /write — every claim tied to a citation or a result in the session — then revise, cite in the style you need, and export.

Start

Run it in the session that holds your literature, design and analysis:

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/write Draft the Methods and Results sections of a manuscript from this session's literature, design and analysis. Tie every claim to a citation or a session result.

Name the sections you want (Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion, or a full draft) and the target journal or format if you have one.

What happens

  • The skill reads the session artifacts — reports, design, statistical results — and writes from them rather than from memory.
  • Numbers in Results come from the statistics artifacts; citations come from the screened literature.
  • The reviewer checks each claim against its source before the draft is delivered.
The manuscript in the panel: Methods and Results with numbered citations.
The manuscript in the panel: Methods and Results with numbered citations.

What you get

<topic>_manuscript.md — the sections you asked for, a reference list in [n] numbered form, and a note of anything the session lacks (for example, a missing measure) so you can fill it in.

The Results section.
The Results section.
The reference list.
The reference list.

Revise

Edit in place with the pencil, or ask for changes at the top of the panel: "tighten the Methods to 400 words", "add a limitations paragraph about the active control". Revisions are versioned.

Cite and export

Export from the panel as Markdown, DOCX, LaTeX or PDF, choosing a citation style (APA, Vancouver, and others) and, where available, a journal template. The canonical text keeps [n] citations; the style is applied at export.

Review before you submit

Run `/review` on the draft — it re-derives the statistics from the data and flags discrepancies.

Walkthrough: Writing the paper.

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