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idea-generation

Skill2.2k starsChanged 7 months agoNo licenceView on GitHub

Use this when the user wants research ideas, innovation points, or to find research gaps (找研究方向, 生成创新点). Generates 5 ideas from collected papers, identifies gaps, proposes novel methods with citations. Requires papers in workspace.

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  • lingzhi227Skill

    atomic-decomposition

    Decompose research ideas into atomic, self-contained concepts with bidirectional math-code mapping. For each concept, extract the math formula from papers and find code implementations. Use for complex system papers requiring formal grounding.

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  • AnthropicSkill

    cim-builder

    Structure and draft a Confidential Information Memorandum for sell-side M&A processes. Organizes company information into a professional, investor-ready document with consistent formatting and narrative flow. Use when preparing sell-side materials, drafting a CIM, or organizing company data for a sale process. Triggers on "CIM", "confidential information memorandum", "offering memorandum", "info memo", "draft CIM", or "sell-side materials".

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  • lingzhi227Skill

    math-reasoning

    Formal mathematical reasoning for research papers — derive equations, write proofs, formalize problem settings, select statistical tests, and generate LaTeX math notation. Use when the user needs mathematical derivations, theorem proofs, notation tables, or statistical analysis formalization.

    Also in 3 projects that use this

  • AnthropicSkill

    morning-note

    Draft concise morning meeting notes summarizing overnight developments, trade ideas, and key events for coverage stocks. Designed for the 7am morning meeting format — tight, opinionated, actionable. Triggers on "morning note", "morning meeting", "what happened overnight", "trade idea", "morning call prep", or "daily note".

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