nature-article-writer
Nature Article Writer
Write and revise primary research manuscripts so they feel editorially mature: precise, proportionate, detailed where detail matters, and genuinely pleasurable for a scientist to read. Beautiful Nature-style prose is not ornate prose. It is clear, load-bearing prose with strong logic, good sentence movement, and no wasted claims.
This skill optimises for editorial quality, reader trust, and human-sounding scientific prose. It does not optimise for AI-detector evasion.
Do not imitate a named living author. Emulate journal expectations, the user's own prior writing if supplied, and the specific paper's evidence profile.
When to activate this skill
Use this skill when the user:
- names Nature or a Nature Portfolio journal
- asks for "Nature-style", "Nature journal", or "high-impact journal" scientific writing
- wants a title, summary paragraph, abstract, introduction, results, discussion, methods, figure legend, presubmission package, cover letter, or reviewer response
- wants a scientific draft to sound more natural, less generic, less formulaic, or less obviously machine-written
- wants to convert notes, figures, bullet points, or a rough draft into a submission-ready manuscript
- wants a diagnostic pass on manuscript structure, claim calibration, prose quality, or compliance
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