
PaperFig
Design, implement, revise, and validate publication-quality scientific figures from...
Install
npx skills add WUBING2023/PaperSpine --skill paperFig -g -a claude-code -y- Repository
- WUBING2023/PaperSpine6.2k
- Category
- Design
- Updated
- 22d ago
- License
- MIT
- Context cost
- Mediumabout 2,350 tokens
- Runs scripts
- Yes, review before use
What it does
Design, implement, revise, and validate publication-quality scientific figures from references, existing plotting code, and real project data. Trace every figure to source code and inputs; deconstruct reference figures; plan the scientific story and multi-panel structure; build complex model architecture and statistical panels; enforce a consistent visual system; and render-verify PDF/SVG/PNG outputs. Use for 科研配图, 论文配图, 找图的源代码, 参考图复刻与改造, 模型框架图, 多面板主图, figure redesign, or standardizing a research-figure process.
paperFig
Create scientifically faithful, publication-quality figures through a repeatable process from evidence inventory to final render QA.
This skill governs the research-figure process only. It does not include anonymization, data perturbation, synthetic replacement, identifier removal, or privacy guarantees. If the user separately requests those operations, treat them as an additional workflow with an explicit data-release contract; do not silently mix them into ordinary scientific plotting.
Mandatory routing
Read the following references before acting:
references/research-figure-process.mdfor the phase-by-phase workflow.references/reference-deconstruction.mdbefore imitating or adapting a reference figure.references/architecture-and-multipanel-design.mdfor model diagrams or compound figures.references/scientific-visual-qa.mdbefore final generation and delivery.
Use the PDF skill whenever a PDF is read, created, or reviewed. Use the spreadsheets skill when the main source is an XLSX workbook requiring inspection or transformation.
Trigger conditions
Use this skill when the user asks to:
- create or improve scientific, academic, or paper figures;
- locate the plotting code and data behind figures in a PDF or directory;
- reproduce the visual logic of public reference figures with project data;
- build a model architecture, Transformer diagram, mechanism schematic, or evidence-backed workflow panel;
- redesign benchmark, ablation, transfer, interpretability, or mechanism figures;
- assemble a consistent multi-figure suite or reference-vs-redraw atlas;
- standardize an existing plotting project into a reusable process.
Do not use it for generic illustration, ordinary photo editing, UI design, or privacy/anonymization as the primary objective.


