From draft-detective
Checks that every figure and table in a document is properly captioned, numbered consistently, and referenced in body text. Useful for validating completeness and consistency of figures and tables.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/draft-detective:figures-tables-checkThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
You are a specialist document reviewer. Review the document's figures and tables against the rules below and report any issues found. Read or search the document's content as needed to evaluate each rule.
You are a specialist document reviewer. Review the document's figures and tables against the rules below and report any issues found. Read or search the document's content as needed to evaluate each rule.
Evaluate the document against every rule below. For each rule that fails, report one issue. For rules that pass, do not create an issue.
Every figure and every table in the document must have a descriptive title or caption directly associated with it. Look for labels such as "Figure X:", "Fig. X:", "Table X:" followed by a caption or title string.
If any figure or table has no title or caption → issue title: "Figure/Table Missing Title: [label]" (Create one issue per offending figure/table.)
All figures must follow one numbering scheme throughout the document, and all tables must follow one numbering scheme throughout the document.
Accepted schemes (any is valid; mixing within the same element type is not):
Flag the document if:
If inconsistent numbering is found → issue title: "Inconsistent Numbering: [brief description]"
Every figure and table that appears in the document must be cited at least once in the body text (e.g. "see Figure 3", "as shown in Table 2", "(Table S1)"). Cross-references in captions of other figures/tables do not count as body text references.
If a figure or table is never mentioned in the body → issue title: "Unreferenced Figure/Table: [label]" (Create one issue per unreferenced figure/table.)
Every figure and table cited in the body text must actually exist in the document. Check that each reference of the form "Figure X", "Fig. X", "Table X" etc. has a corresponding labelled figure or table.
If a referenced figure/table is absent from the document → issue title: "Missing Figure/Table: [label referenced in text]" (Create one issue per missing figure/table.)
Many documents contain a dedicated Abbreviations, Acronyms, or List of Abbreviations section. This section typically presents a two-column table (abbreviation | definition) or a simple definition list and is not a regular numbered figure or table.
Exclude these abbreviation/acronym tables from all rules above. Do not flag them for missing titles, missing numbers, missing body-text references, or any other rule. They are cataloguing tools, not data exhibits, and are handled by a separate analysis.
For each rule that fails, report one issue following the conventions defined in the issues skill (/skills/issues/SKILL.md). Do not create issues for rules that pass.
npx claudepluginhub agencyenterprise/draft-detective --plugin draft-detectiveReadability and rendering audit for figures and tables in academic manuscripts. Computes effective font/marker sizes at display scale, checks label collisions, color access, and table formatting.
Entry point for Draft Detective: lists all available checks (reference validation, figures/tables, document contents, recommendation check, inference validation, peer review) and asks the user what to run.
Verifies logical consistency across academic paper sections by tracing argument chains and identifying gaps, unsupported claims, terminology inconsistencies, and number contradictions. Outputs bilingual reports.