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Academic paper review

Skill kimtth/agent-skill-100-lines-or-less/skills/academic-paper-review

🧿 Minimal but effective AI agent skill definitions in 100 lines or less.

Install
npx -y skills add kimtth/agent-skill-100-lines-or-less --skill academic-paper-review

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Use when: review an academic paper with a structured review form and multiple reviewer personas.

SKILL.md

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Goal: a fair, specific review that separates contribution from flaws.

Use for:

  • reviewing a paper before submission or as a referee
  • giving structured feedback on a draft
  • assessing whether claims are supported by evidence

Workflow:

  1. Load the paper; extract its text and section structure.
  2. Review from three personas: harsh-but-fair, harsh-critical, open-minded.
  3. For each persona, score with a structured review form (e.g. NeurIPS).
  4. Reflect and refine each review for accuracy and soundness.
  5. Aggregate: average scores, weighting overall and contribution highest.
  6. Write a meta-review: consensus strengths, weaknesses, and a decision.

Assess:

  • novelty relative to prior work
  • soundness of methodology and analysis
  • adequacy of baselines, ablations, and evaluation
  • honesty about limitations and threats to validity

Rules:

  • tie every critique to a specific passage or result
  • find consensus across personas before deciding
  • separate major issues from minor ones; suggest fixes
  • judge the evidence, not the abstract's claims

Rules:

  • tie every critique to a specific passage or result
  • distinguish "wrong" from "not my preference"
  • check claims against the actual evidence, not the abstract
  • be rigorous and fair; acknowledge real strengths

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