Summary

This repository offers three integrated "skills" for Claude Code and Codex, streamlining the academic research workflow for Chinese researchers. It covers literature review, paper writing, scientific computation, and academic document generation, aiming to boost research productivity.

How It Works

Three complementary skills—research-writing-skill (paper composition), office-academic-skill (academic Word/PPT generation), and scientific-toolkit-skill (MATLAB/Python scientific computing)—are provided. Designed for seamless integration within Claude Code and Codex, they enable direct invocation and collaborative task execution, prioritizing Chinese language output while preserving essential English technical elements.

Quick Start & Requirements

Install by cloning the repository and copying skill directories (research-writing-skill, office-academic-skill, scientific-toolkit-skill) into ~/.claude/skills/ or ~/.codex/skills/. Alternatively, use plugin commands (/plugin install or --plugin-url). Requires a Claude Code or Codex environment.

Highlighted Details

• Comprehensive Workflow: Covers literature review, paper writing, academic document generation (Word/PPT), and scientific computing.
• Platform Integration: Directly callable within Claude Code and Codex.
• "Chinese-First" Design: Prioritizes Chinese language while retaining English technical terms, formulas, and code.
• Specialized Scientific Toolkit: Extensive MATLAB/Python support for scientific computing, data analysis, and publication-quality figures, focused on optics/optoelectronics.
• Academic Document Generation: Creates editable .docx and .pptx files adhering to academic formatting principles.

Maintenance & Community

No specific details regarding maintenance frequency, notable contributors, sponsorships, or community channels are provided.

Licensing & Compatibility

Released under the MIT License, permitting broad use, modification, and distribution with retained copyright/license notices. External resources may have different licenses. The MIT license generally supports commercial use and integration into closed-source projects.

Limitations & Caveats

The "Chinese-first" design may impact usability for non-Chinese users. The scientific-toolkit-skill is tailored for "Optoelectronic Information Science and Engineering," potentially limiting its general scientific domain applicability. Usage is dependent on Claude Code or Codex platforms.