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Bilingual humanities writing assistant for topic shaping, critique, revision, and disclosure.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "humanities-writing-companion" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use Socratic questioning to narrow and clarify this humanities research question: 'How do modern novels represent memory?' Suggest researchable sub-questions and suitable angles for literary analysis.
A more focused research question, several sub-questions, and discipline-appropriate analytical angles.
Apply a four-layer critique to the following history essay draft while preserving my voice: layer 1 argument, layer 2 structure, layer 3 evidence and reasoning, layer 4 wording and style. Then give me a revised version.
A layered diagnosis, concrete revision suggestions, and a rewritten draft that preserves the original voice.
I used AI to help outline and polish language for a philosophy course paper, but I developed the argument and wrote the final paper myself. Draft a formal, transparent AI-use disclosure in both Chinese and English.
A formal, clear bilingual AI-use disclosure ready to include in a paper or appendix.
Students and researchers in literature, history, philosophy, art, religion, or linguistics can use it to turn broad ideas into researchable questions through Socratic prompting. It also fits early-stage cross-disciplinary topic development.
Writers can use it to critique and revise essays, reviews, or analytical writing while preserving their original voice. It is useful when argument, structure, and prose need improvement without flattening personal style.
When users need to explain how AI was involved in their writing process, it can help draft disclosure text. This is suitable for coursework, research writing, or any submission requiring transparent acknowledgment.
It is an end-to-end assistant for humanities writing, covering stages from Socratic research-question sharpening to AI-use disclosure. The description says it includes 11 modes and supports both Chinese and English.
The description says it is discipline-aware for humanities work, including literature, history, philosophy, art, religion, linguistics, and cross-disciplinary writing.
The provided material only says it is an Agent Skill in the open SKILL.md format, without installation steps, dependencies, or runtime details. For integration specifics, see the source repository.
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