protocol-standardization
Installation
SKILL.md
When to Use
- You have messy notes (chat logs, notebook fragments, bullet points) and need a formal, reproducible experimental protocol.
- You are preparing a lab SOP for standardization across multiple operators or sites.
- You need to convert exploratory/iterative experimental steps into a structured method for documentation or publication support.
- You are onboarding new team members and must clarify steps, parameters, and checkpoints without inventing missing information.
- You are auditing an existing method to identify missing critical parameters and quality-control points.
Key Features
- Converts fragmented experimental steps into a standardized protocol structure (prep → execution → closing).
- Enforces parameter completeness for reproducibility (e.g., temperature, time, concentration, volume, mixing/rotation speed).
- Prohibits fabrication: any unknown or uncertain information is explicitly labeled as "To be supplemented/Not provided".
- Unifies units, terminology, and step formatting for consistency.
- Adds operational checks: logical order, safety notes, and waste disposal requirements.
- Supports structured output using reusable templates (see
assets/protocol_template.md). - Provides format guidance and checklists via
references/guide.md.