Install and get started → Explore all 32 skills
Work in Chinese. Write in Chinese or English. Plan a study question, search medical literature, structure a manuscript and turn supervisor or reviewer feedback into specific revisions. Start with one task or keep working around the same paper.
Start with the materials you already have
| Your starting point | What to work on | Task guide |
|---|---|---|
| A clinical question | Search scope, existing evidence and unanswered questions | PubMed and Chinese literature search |
| Results and verified papers | An argument map and IMRAD sections | Medical manuscript writing |
| Statistical outputs | Effect size, uncertainty and clinical importance | Interpreting statistical results |
| Review search records | Screening decisions and PRISMA counts | Systematic review workflow |
| A Chinese manuscript | Translation with numerical and citation checks | Medical translation |
| Reviewer feedback | Point-by-point responses and located changes | Responding to reviewers |
Built around clinical research in China
Discuss questions and revisions in Chinese before preparing Chinese or English prose. The workflow can account for departmental case data, follow-up constraints, supervisor feedback, graduation requirements, journal scope and publication budgets. Most skill instructions and supporting materials are in Chinese; this site provides an English entry point.
You do not need to memorize skill names. A useful first request is:
Here are my results table, verified references and discussion draft. Map the main findings, then revise the discussion. Separate evidence from interpretation, list unsupported claims and explain the changes in Chinese.
An existing draft can go straight to diagnosis and revision. Reviewer feedback can go straight to a response plan. One invocation does not automatically complete a paper.
Keep the files and the reasoning
Each skill bundles a SKILL.md file with relevant templates, references and local scripts. Store research inputs and outputs in a separate paper workspace. Outlines, drafts, literature records and revision logs remain available for supervisors and collaborators. The built-in exporter produces basic Word review drafts.
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Current scope
This is a public beta. Database searches require access, and the built-in online search script covers PubMed only. Statistical execution needs an appropriate environment and approval of the specific plan. Real-host behavior, sustained writing and independent medical quality have not all been validated. Teaching examples are synthetic, not publication outcomes or user testimonials.