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Skill brycewang-stanford/Auto-Empirical-Research-Skills/skills/43-wentorai-research-plugins/skills/research/automation

10 research automation skills. Trigger: automating experiments, tracking results, reproducible pipelines. Design: ML experiment management, workflow orchestration, and lab automation tools.From its SKILL.md

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Research Automation — 10 Skills

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SkillDescription
ai-scientist-v2-guideAutomated scientific discovery via agentic tree search by Sakana AI
aim-experiment-guideTrack and compare research experiments with Aim experiment tracker
claude-academic-workflow-guideClaude Code template for LaTeX, Beamer, and R research workflows
data-collection-automationAutomate survey deployment, data collection, and pipeline management
datagen-research-guideAI-driven multi-agent research assistant for end-to-end studies
kedro-pipeline-guideBuild reproducible data science pipelines with Kedro for research projects
mle-agent-guideIntelligent companion for ML engineering with arXiv integration
paper-to-agent-guideTransform research papers into interactive AI agents for exploration
rd-agent-guideMicrosoft AI-driven R&D agent for automated data and model development
research-workflow-automationAutomate repetitive research tasks with pipelines, schedulers, and scripting

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