phd-skills

Verify BibTeX entries and cited claims against DBLP and web sources. Checks author names, venues, years, and specific numerical claims.

Select strongest ablations and anticipate reviewer questions. Reads paper and experiment results to prepare for peer review.

Literature gap analysis with web confirmation. Takes a research topic or question and maps existing work to find what's missing.

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Interactive onboarding wizard — configure notifications, CLI allowlist, research-specific CLAUDE.md rules, and LaTeX environment.

Analyze experiment results from any tracking system. Use when asked to compare runs, generate reports, summarize training results, or monitor experiments. Triggers on phrases like "compare runs", "analyze results", "training report", "experiment summary", "monitor training", or "which run is best".

Autonomous paper consistency verification. Use when asked to audit, verify, or cross-check a research paper against code and data. Triggers on phrases like "audit my paper", "verify paper against code", "cross-check claims", "paper consistency check", or "are my numbers right".

Use when the user wants to analyze dataset bias, create stratified samples, evaluate fairness, or plan dataset collection. Triggers on phrases like "dataset bias", "stratified sample", "class imbalance", "data distribution", "fairness analysis", or "ethical review".

Use when the user wants to design experiments, plan ablation studies, structure baselines, or create incremental evaluation strategies. Triggers on phrases like "design ablation", "plan experiment", "what experiments should I run", "baseline comparison", or "experiment matrix".

Use when the user wants to set up or troubleshoot a LaTeX environment, choose between biber and bibtex, install packages for a specific venue template, or configure compilation. Triggers on phrases like "setup latex", "biber vs bibtex", "latex compilation error", "install latex packages", "venue template", or "texlive setup".

Use when the user wants to find related work, survey a research area, identify literature gaps, or discover open-source implementations. Triggers on phrases like "find papers on", "related work", "literature review", "what papers exist", "open source implementation", or "papers with code".

Use when the user wants to verify paper claims against code or data, audit numerical accuracy, check formula-code alignment, or validate citation accuracy. Triggers on phrases like "verify claims", "check numbers", "do the numbers match", "formula vs code", "audit the paper", or "cross-check results".

7 hooks across 6 events