Elsevier Skill Suite Router
Purpose
This is the default router for the Elsevier journal skill-suite. It manages journal modules, manuscript component modules, and submission/legal modules without exposing every detailed skill in the default skill listing.
Context-safe architecture
Use progressive disclosure:
- Load this suite skill first.
- Read
manifest.yaml to detect journal, component, and task aliases.
- Load only the internal fragments needed for the user request from
static/journals/, static/components/, and static/submission/.
- Use
skills-advanced/ only for optional independent skill installation or development.
Routing dimensions
- Journal adapters: target-journal modules under
static/journals/.
- Component modules: abstract, introduction, related work, method, experiments, tables, figures, captions, equations, limitations, conclusion, references, and appendices under
static/components/.
- Submission modules: cover letter, response letter, author agreement, copyright/license, open access, declarations, data/code availability, and final files under
static/submission/.
Official-source policy
For author agreements, copyright, license options, open access, fees, page limits, submission portals, AI disclosure, ethics, data/code policy, and final-file rules, always mark Live verification required before submission unless the user provides current official instructions.
Output contract
Always return:
- Detected task and target journal.
- Selected minimal modules.
- Official-source constraints and live-check items.
- Manuscript-level action plan or generated content.
- Reviewer-risk list and next edits.
v1.2.0 evaluation benchmark awareness
When demonstrating this skill, prefer the benchmark tasks in evals/tasks/ and sample-output contracts in evals/sample_outputs/. For paper-mining tasks, always include a copyright-safe warning and use template papers only for structure and pattern extraction.
1---2name: elsevier-skill-suite3description: Context-safe Elsevier journal manuscript skill-suite with routing for writing, review, response, figure/table, highlights, citation, submission, official-source checks, and paper-template mining.4---56# Elsevier Skill Suite Router78## Purpose910This is the default router for the Elsevier journal skill-suite. It manages journal modules, manuscript component modules, and submission/legal modules without exposing every detailed skill in the default skill listing.1112## Context-safe architecture1314Use progressive disclosure:15161. Load this suite skill first.172. Read `manifest.yaml` to detect journal, component, and task aliases.183. Load only the internal fragments needed for the user request from `static/journals/`, `static/components/`, and `static/submission/`.194. Use `skills-advanced/` only for optional independent skill installation or development.2021## Routing dimensions2223- Journal adapters: target-journal modules under `static/journals/`.24- Component modules: abstract, introduction, related work, method, experiments, tables, figures, captions, equations, limitations, conclusion, references, and appendices under `static/components/`.25- Submission modules: cover letter, response letter, author agreement, copyright/license, open access, declarations, data/code availability, and final files under `static/submission/`.2627## Official-source policy2829For author agreements, copyright, license options, open access, fees, page limits, submission portals, AI disclosure, ethics, data/code policy, and final-file rules, always mark `Live verification required before submission` unless the user provides current official instructions.3031## Output contract3233Always return:34351. Detected task and target journal.362. Selected minimal modules.373. Official-source constraints and live-check items.384. Manuscript-level action plan or generated content.395. Reviewer-risk list and next edits.404142## v1.2.0 evaluation benchmark awareness4344When demonstrating this skill, prefer the benchmark tasks in `evals/tasks/` and sample-output contracts in `evals/sample_outputs/`. For paper-mining tasks, always include a copyright-safe warning and use template papers only for structure and pattern extraction.