An open, curated collection of Agent Skills for scientific research — clone it, use it, extend it!

Open-source agent skills for AI for Science: topic exploration, literature survey, experiments, paper writing, and integrity audit — driven by any coding agent.

239 evaluated academic Claude/agent skills across 17 research domains (bioinformatics, data science, clinical, social-science methods, Turkish academia & more). Executable eval per skill, deterministic citation verifier, research→write→review→publish pipeline, and a skill-finder front door. Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Gemini CLI & Copilot.

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MCP server that uses arxiv-to-prompt to fetch and process arXiv LaTeX sources for precise interpretation of mathematical expressions in scientific papers.

Loop until it's better — drop-in agentic loops (autoresearch, scientific writing, data analysis, code/SQL/prompt optimization, red-teaming) as open-standard Agent Skills. Verification-gated; native on Claude Code, portable across Codex, Cursor & other Skills hosts.

A curated, multilingual library of 182 installable AI agent skills for end-to-end academic research—spanning literature discovery, scientific writing, grant development, bioinformatics, drug discovery, clinical research, machine learning, and data analysis.

Data Journalist Agent: Transforming Data into Verifiable Multimodal Story

Claude Code skill for academic manuscript writing: IMRAD workflows, literature matrices, tables/figures, and tested utilities.

42 AI agent skills for literature review, academic writing, citation verification, conference submission, rebuttal, publication, and presentations.

Agent Skills for medical research — literature search, reporting-guideline & citation checks, statistics, publication figures, submission. Works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor & GitHub Copilot. Built by a physician-researcher, tested on real publications. MIT.