Sci-Review

Use this skill to produce structured literature-review writing and professional reviewer responses.

Literature Review Structure

Use this four-part structure unless the user requests a different journal format:

1. Introduction: background, problem definition, gap identification, and contribution.
2. Methodology: taxonomy, method classes, comparison dimensions, and performance evidence.
3. Challenges: phenomenon, cause, and direction. Make the problem visible before proposing a route forward.
4. Conclusion: distilled insights and a future roadmap.

Prefer specific evidence over broad claims. Replace vague phrases such as "significantly better" with measured comparisons when data is available.

Rebuttal Structure

For each reviewer point, use: