Imbad0202/academic-research-skills
ARS packages research, writing, review, and citation checks as agent skills with explicit human gates; its strongest design lesson is to bound what automated integrity checks can prove.
Academic Research Skills packages research, writing, review, revision, and finalization for Claude Code, with a separate Codex distribution. **v3.8** adds opt-in claim audits, five blocking warning classes, and calibration thresholds of **FNR below 0.15** and **FPR below 0.10**.
Reuse its pattern of explicit integrity gates, provenance records, scoped data access, and human checkpoints when building research agents. Keep evidence gathering and mechanical validation delegated while reserving question choice, methods, interpretation, and final claims for people.
Academic Research Skills packages research, writing, review, revision, and finalization for Claude Code, with a separate Codex distribution. **v3.8** adds opt-in claim audits, five blocking warning classes, and calibration thresholds of **FNR below 0.15** and **FPR below 0.10**. Reuse its pattern of explicit integrity gates, provenance records, scoped data access, and human checkpoints when building research agents. Keep evidence gathering and mechanical validation delegated while reserving question choice, methods, interpretation, and final claims for people. Its checks may be sampled or model-mediated. ARS cannot establish that procedures occurred, raw data is authentic, or results reproduce; the project explicitly warns that a consistently reported fabrication can pass.
This turns the candidates’ general case for specialized research agents and evidence gates into a concrete integrity-oriented workflow with explicit warning classes and calibration targets. It also draws a firmer boundary around assurance: structured review can improve consistency and traceability, but cannot verify that experiments occurred, data are authentic, or findings reproduce, so human ownership and external evidence remain necessary.