Typst Paper

If you're writing academic papers in Typst and need more than just a compiler, this skill gives you targeted diagnostics. It covers the full loop: compilation errors, venue formatting (IEEE, ACM, Springer), bibliography validation for both BibTeX and Hayagriva, grammar and sentence length checks, literature review synthesis, research gap derivation, pseudocode block review, and de-AI editing. It works with bilingual projects and routes requests to focused modules instead of running one generic pass. The modular design means you can fix a broken algorithmic block or restructure a weak Related Work section without re-checking the entire manuscript. Built for existing Typst projects, not LaTeX conversions or thesis templates.

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last updated: Aug 21, 2026

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Install

$ npx -y skills add bahayonghang/academic-writing-skills --skill typst-paper --agent claude-code

Installs into .claude/skills of the current project.

Files

Typst Academic Paper Assistant

Use this skill for targeted work on an existing Typst paper project. Route requests to the smallest useful module and keep outputs compatible with Typst source review.

Capability Summary

Compile Typst projects and diagnose Typst CLI issues; validate BibTeX and Hayagriva bibliographies.
Audit format, grammar, sentences, logic, expression, tables, cross-references, abstracts, and AI traces.
Diagnose and rewrite-plan literature review sections (theme clustering -> comparison -> gap derivation).
Review IEEE-like pseudocode blocks (algorithmic, algorithm-figure, lovelace, captions, comment length).
Improve titles, translation, and experiment-section clarity for Typst papers.

Triggering

Use this skill when the user has an existing .typ paper project and wants: compile/export fixes, venue/format compliance, BibTeX/Hayagriva validation, grammar/sentence/logic/expression review, related-work or research-gap restructuring, translation or bilingual polishing, title optimization, pseudocode review, de-AI editing, or experiment-section review. Full scenario list: references/skill-routing-notes.md.