The list
| Skill | Command | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Research (literature review) | /research | Integrated investigation across the paper, patent, and web tracks |
| Research — papers | /research-paper | Academic-paper track |
| Research — patents | /patents | Patent track |
| Research — web & industry | /research-web | Web & industry track |
| Quick fact check (search → sourced one-line answer) | /fact | For a single factual question (who / when / where / how many / which version) |
| Hypothesis discovery (gaps · contradictions · ranked hypotheses) | /hypothesis | Evidence-based hypothesis discovery for a research problem |
| Experiment design | /experiment-design | From a description of the study you want to run, survey how related studies designed their experiments, then produce a structured design report (goal · framework · participants · measures · constraints · the rationale and source behind every design choice) plus a protocol flow diagram, an expected-results chart, a power curve, and a summary of the reference studies' designs. |
| Data analysis (inspect → plan → analyze → interpret) | /analyze | End-to-end analysis of an uploaded dataset |
| Statistics (design → assumptions → method → diagnostics → effects) | /stats | Statistical method selection and testing for a dataset and hypothesis |
| Survey & scale analysis (score → check → structure → interpret) | /survey | Questionnaire, rating-scale and open-ended survey data — instrument scoring, composites, SD/conjoint, open-ended coding, data quality |
| Figure (diagram → editable vector figure) | /figure | Draw a scientific diagram as an editable native vector figure |
| Illustration (scientific vector illustration) | /illustrate | Generate a scientific illustration |
| Paper writing (claim–evidence mapping → manuscript) | /write | Turn this project's validated research state |
| Review (report review · peer review) | /review | Umbrella for the two review tracks |
| Report review (claims · methods · statistics · evidence · reproducibility) | /report-review | Independent scientific and methodological review of a research artifact the user points at |
| Peer review (target journal · 5 reviewers · editorial decision) | /peer-review | Journal-style peer review of a manuscript, thesis or dissertation draft the user attaches (PDF, DOCX, HWP or Markdown) |
| Study workflow (research → design → analysis → proposal) | /study | End-to-end study pipeline in one turn |
| Insight (easy-to-read reports · facial emotion) | /insight | Umbrella for plain-language reports made for non-researchers |
| Facial emotion report (face video · photo) | /insight-face | Turns an uploaded face video or photo into an easy-to-read emotion report card for non-experts |
| Compact conversation | /compact | Summarize the conversation so far into a compact, faithful summary and continue from it |
/research runs the paper, patent and web tracks together; the single-track skills (/research-paper, /patents, /research-web) are available when you want only one.
Guides with screenshots
Each workflow skill has a walkthrough on the blog showing a real session end to end:
- /research · /research-paper · /patents · /research-web · /fact
- /hypothesis · experiment design · /analyze · /stats
- /figure · /illustrate · /write · /review · /peer-review
- /study · /insight · /compact
What every workflow skill does
Regardless of the task, a workflow skill:
- Scopes the task from your request — no questions first; assumptions it had to make are stated in the summary.
- Plans the work and shows the plan in the progress card.
- Executes with tools — searches, the Python kernel, the figure engine — recording code and inputs.
- Reviews its own output against the sources and the data and repairs what it can.
- Delivers artifacts plus a chat summary that says what was done and what to check.
The effort level sets how much of steps 2–4 happens.