Marazii/research-co-pilot

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Comprehensive research co-pilot for Claude Code and claude.ai — 14 skills covering literature review, methodology, ethics review, data analysis, qualitative coding, brainstorming, manuscript drafting, replication design, grant writing, talk building, citations, survey design, and peer review. A peer collaborator, not a subservient assistant.

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# research-co-pilot

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A Claude co-pilot for the entire research lifecycle — from picking a question through final peer review. Designed for academic researchers (graduate students, postdocs, faculty) and applied researchers (UX, policy, public health, data science) who want a rigorous collaborator that respects methodological standards instead of generating plausible-looking output.

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