Academic Writing Bank

Problem to Solve

Paper writing often stalls on two concrete issues: how to organize a section and how to phrase an idea in a scholarly way. This skill targets that pre-writing stage. When you need a literature-review opening, a transition from introduction to review, experimental-result phrasing, or a self-check for Chinese academic conventions, it offers structural templates and language patterns instead of producing a complete submittable section.

How It Works

It works like a writing sidebar:
- Chapter templates: paragraph skeletons from introduction to conclusion for planning section structure.
- Phrase bank: bilingual academic phrases grouped by function, useful for replacing vague or repetitive wording.
- Transition library: logic-based transition phrases for smoother paragraph connections.
- Chinese conventions: details on person, voice, numbers, figures, and mixed-language layout.
- Common pitfalls: chapter-by-chapter error checks before final revision.
A typical workflow is to start with chapter-templates.md to shape the outline, consult phrase-bank.md and transition-library.md while drafting, then review common-pitfalls.md and the anti-template checklist to ensure the final wording reflects your own academic judgment.

Boundaries

It is suited to structural and expression reference, not full ghostwriting. If you need AI-tone removal, translation polishing, Word formatting, plagiarism checking, or figure generation, use the corresponding specialized skill. All outputs are reference material only, and the author remains responsible for the academic content.