What problem does it solve? Writing journal papers, conference submissions, or thesis chapters in Word requires precise formatting — APA/Chicago/IEEE/MLA citation styles, numbered equations, auto-numbered figures and tables, hanging-indent bibliographies, and multi-column layouts — that is tedious and error-prone to produce programmatically. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Four Citation Style Recipes: Implements APA 7, Chicago 17 (Notes-Bibliography), IEEE, and MLA 9 conventions, including in-text citation shapes, reference-list ordering, and per-style heading numbering rules. - Equations and Cross-References: Creates OMML inline and display equations from LaTeX-ish formulas, plus SEQ auto-numbered figure/table captions and PAGEREF cross-references with cached-value patching. - Scholarly Document Structure: Builds abstract/keywords/affiliation blocks, hanging-indent bibliographies, footnotes/endnotes, and IEEE two-column journal layouts, all validated through a Delivery Gate QA process. - Use Case: A researcher needs an IEEE conference paper — the skill produces a two-column .docx with Roman-numeral section headings, bracketed numbered citations, numbered equations, and a reference list in citation order. ## Quick Start Ask the AI to create an APA-style research paper docx with an abstract, keywords, double-spaced body, and a hanging-indent reference list using this skill.