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5 published skills

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    Bibcite · leo1oel
    Manage paper citations and .bib files through the bibcite CLI instead of hand-editing them. Use whenever a task involves adding a paper reference or \cite, resolving an arXiv ID, arXiv DOI, DOI, or title to BibTeX, cleaning or checking a bibliography, deduplicating entries, or upgrading arXiv preprints to published records.
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    Research Taste · leo1oel bundle
    Apply the user's research taste, priors, and critique style to research ideation, paper analysis, experiment design, evaluation planning, strategy, and technical research judgment. Use when the task is about choosing research directions, judging research ideas, designing studies, interpreting results, or deciding what work is worth doing.
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    Grill With Docs · leo1oel
    Run a one-question-at-a-time research grilling session that sharpens AI research terminology, thesis, hypotheses, experiments, and decisions, then preserves the durable parts as project-owned research docs. Use when the user wants to stress-test a research direction, align vocabulary with an agent, clarify a paper or project thread, scope experiments before committing crew time, or preserve research context, especially for projects run through a Nemo firstmate.
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    Humanize Writing · leo1oel bundle
    Write, rewrite, edit, humanize, or post text in the user's own voice without AI tells. Use when the user asks you to write as them, polish their prose, humanize or de-slop text, draft essays, posts, emails, notes, explanations, or research writing, or produce any outward-facing text where their identity, tone, or writing preferences matter.
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    Find And Read Papers · leo1oel bundle
    Find related research papers and read them for evidence — related work, literature search, citation lineage, prior art, seed-paper expansion, or reading / summarizing / analyzing / fact-checking a preprint. Use whenever the user asks for papers on a topic, pastes an arXiv URL or id, or needs claims checked against the paper itself rather than a web summary.
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