What problem does it solve? Academic manuscripts often suffer from bloated sentences, AI-sounding phrasing, exaggerated claims, and structural logic that does not match Nature-family journal expectations. This Skill rewrites, restructures, or translates drafts into concise Nature-leaning English while preserving the author's facts, evidence boundaries, terminology, and citation intent. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Section-aware polishing: Routes each request through a manifest that loads only the relevant fragments for paper type, section (abstract, introduction, results, discussion, conclusion, title, methods), language, and target journal (Nature, Nature Communications, Nature Machine Intelligence, or generic). - Chinese-to-English translation: Reconstructs logic from Chinese drafts before rendering submission-ready English, restoring elided connectives and calibrating hedging. - Results discipline and consistency sweeps: Audits main-text necessity, allocates evidence across main text, captions, and Supplementary Information, and scans full manuscripts for terminology, unit, and claim drift. - LaTeX layout fixes: Diagnoses loose float pages, stranded headings, oversized figures, and sparse Supplementary Information via a dedicated typesetting reference. - Use Case: A researcher pastes a Chinese Results paragraph and asks for a conservative Nature-style English version; the Skill detects the axes, loads the research/results/zh-to-en fragments, and returns polished prose with revision notes and flagged risks. ## Quick Start Use the nature-polishing skill to rewrite this abstract into concise Nature-style English without changing any facts or citations.
