This release contains two Codex skills for social-science research writing and review.
Use this skill to review and strengthen social-science manuscripts, research designs, literature reviews, thesis chapters, grant proposals, and revision plans.
It focuses on:
- research question quality
- theory and contribution
- literature positioning
- method fit
- evidence gaps
- causal-claim discipline
- qualitative rigor
- computational/social-data evaluation
- ethics and reproducibility
- submission readiness
Use this skill to create bilingual Chinese/English social-science manuscript projects.
It includes:
- Chinese manuscript skeleton
- English manuscript skeleton
- literature review templates
- literature matrix
- concept-mechanism matrix
- research design brief
- research log
- data dictionary
- evidence-claim map
- ethics/open-science checklist
- R/Quarto analysis scaffold
- submission templates
Copy the two skill folders into your Codex skills directory:
Copy-Item -Recurse .\skills\social-science-reviewer "$env:USERPROFILE\.codex\skills\"
Copy-Item -Recurse .\skills\bilingual-social-science-writer "$env:USERPROFILE\.codex\skills\"Restart Codex after installation.
OPEN_SOURCE_GUIDE.md: full open-source publishing, installation, validation, and contribution guide.SKILLS_EXPLAINED.md: plain-language explanation of what each skill does and when to use it.README.zh-CN.md: Chinese README.OPEN_SOURCE_GUIDE.zh-CN.md: Chinese open-source guide.SKILLS_EXPLAINED.zh-CN.md: Chinese skill explanation.
Use social-science-reviewer to review this literature review and identify publication-level risks.
Use bilingual-social-science-writer to create a bilingual social-science paper project for my dissertation article.
These skills are designed to improve rigor, structure, and reproducibility. They should not be used to fabricate data, citations, interviews, findings, ethics approvals, or journal information.
MIT License. See LICENSE.