By Shuke1999
All DH writing types: proposals, thesis chapters, journal articles, grant applications, reviewer response letters
Draft abstracts and keyword lists for DH papers, calibrated to the target venue and format.
Map the argument structure of a DH paper. For humanities-style essays, this replaces IMRAD outlining; for hybrid DH papers, it structures the interpretive progression alongside the technical sections.
Verify, format, and complete citations for DH papers. Handle DH-specific edge cases: digitized texts, software tools, datasets, and digital archives.
Guide or produce a close reading of a primary source. This agent has no ARS equivalent — it is the most humanistically-oriented agent in the suite. It handles textual exegesis, literary criticism, and theoretical framework integration.
Produce full-text drafts of DH papers in the appropriate style for the target venue. Integrates the argument map, methodology section, close readings, and literature into a coherent whole.
Uses power tools
Uses Bash, Write, or Edit tools
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A Claude Code plugin suite for digital humanities (DH) researchers and students. It guides the full research lifecycle — from research question and corpus building, through writing and peer review, to submission — using structured agent prompts rather than executable code.
Designed for projects anywhere on the DH spectrum: digitized historical archives, literary corpus analysis, cultural analytics, digital editions, and the challenge of connecting computational methods with humanistic argument. Works for anyone from undergraduate to faculty.
Five skills, each invoked with a / command in Claude Code:
| Skill | Command | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| dh-explore | /dh-explore | Develop your research question, survey digital archives, assess primary sources, build your corpus, review literature, generate a venue-specific research framework map |
| dh-write | /dh-write | Write proposals, grant applications, thesis chapters, journal articles, book reviews, response-to-reviewers letters, close readings |
| dh-review | /dh-review | Simulate peer review (technical, humanistic, interdisciplinary); parse supervisor feedback into a structured revision plan |
| dh-refs | /dh-refs | Import Zotero/.bib/.ris sources, build annotated bibliographies, format citations, identify literature gaps |
| dh-pipeline | /dh-pipeline | Orchestrate the full 13-stage lifecycle with mandatory integrity gates and a DH Material Passport |
Skills hand off structured artifacts to each other (Research Question Brief → corpus → draft → Reviewer Decision → revision). See docs/ARCHITECTURE.md for the interaction model.
New project — start with discovery:
/dh-explore
Have a research question, need a method + paper structure plan:
/dh-explore framework
Tell it your RQ and target venue (ACL / DHQ / PMLA / specific journal) — it builds a Mermaid diagram of recommended methods and a section-by-section paper structure.
Already have sources — build your bibliography first:
/dh-refs annotate
(paste your Zotero export, .bib file, or reading list)
Ready to write:
/dh-write article
/dh-write thesis
/dh-write grant-proposal
Received reviewer or supervisor feedback:
/dh-review supervisor-feedback
/dh-write response-to-reviewers
(paste the comments into the session)
Dissertation or long-term project — use the full pipeline:
/dh-pipeline
For a worked example and first-run walkthrough, see QUICKSTART.md.
Prerequisites: Claude Code CLI installed and configured.
From this repository root:
claude plugin install .
This reads .claude-plugin/plugin.json and registers all five skills.
mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills
ln -s $(pwd)/dh-explore ~/.claude/skills/dh-explore
ln -s $(pwd)/dh-write ~/.claude/skills/dh-write
ln -s $(pwd)/dh-review ~/.claude/skills/dh-review
ln -s $(pwd)/dh-refs ~/.claude/skills/dh-refs
ln -s $(pwd)/dh-pipeline ~/.claude/skills/dh-pipeline
After installation, open a new Claude Code session and run /dh-explore quick-brief to verify. Full setup and troubleshooting: docs/SETUP.md.
.
├── .claude-plugin/plugin.json # Plugin manifest — registers all five skills
├── .claude/CLAUDE.md # Routing rules and handoff artifact signatures
├── dh-explore/ # Research & discovery (11 agents, 8 modes)
├── dh-write/ # Writing & drafting (12 agents, 14 modes, 5 templates)
├── dh-review/ # Peer review & feedback parsing (6 agents)
├── dh-refs/ # Citation & reference management (5 agents)
├── dh-pipeline/ # Full lifecycle orchestrator (5 agents)
├── shared/
│ ├── references/ # Cross-skill protocols (ethics, user profiles, intent routing)
│ ├── contracts/passport/ # DH Material Passport JSON schemas
│ └── templates/
├── docs/
│ ├── ARCHITECTURE.md # How skills connect and hand off artifacts
│ └── SETUP.md # Installation and verification
├── MODE_REGISTRY.md # All 34 modes, triggers, and outputs across 5 skills
└── QUICKSTART.md # First-use guide and canonical test project
Each skill directory contains:
SKILL.md — mode routing; dispatches to agent files in sequenceagents/ — self-contained prompt documents for each agent rolereferences/ — skill-specific reference materialThere is no build step. Skills are markdown instructions that Claude reads and follows at runtime.
npx claudepluginhub shuke1999/digital-humanity-skills --plugin dh-writeCitation and reference management: import Zotero/.bib/.ris, build annotated bibliographies, gap analysis
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