What problem does it solve? Turning raw research claims, figures, and Chinese lab notes into a coherent Nature-style manuscript or a complete first-submission package is slow and error-prone, and authors often struggle to structure the claim-evidence narrative rather than just polish sentences. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Section drafting and restructuring: Builds titles, abstracts, introductions, results narratives, discussions, and conclusions using a manifest-driven router that loads only the relevant static fragments for the detected task, paper type, section, language, and journal. - Chinese-to-English drafting: Converts Chinese research notes into English manuscript paragraphs by translating intent rather than syntax, with dedicated repair patterns for tense, plural, and modifier issues. - Initial submission packages: Produces cover letters, title pages, highlights, declarations, reviewer suggestions, LaTeX templates, and a readiness audit with a ready / ready_with_author_checks / blocked status. - Use Case: A researcher pastes figures, key results, and Chinese notes, then asks for a Nature-style abstract and introduction; the skill detects the axes, loads the matching fragments, and returns a claim-evidence map plus draft prose with missing inputs flagged. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to use nature-writing to draft a Nature-style abstract and introduction from your figures, key results, and notes, stating the target journal and section.
