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Defines strict guidelines for creating and maintaining Excel financial models, covering zero formula errors, industry color coding, number formatting, documented assumptions, and mandatory use of Excel formulas to ensure accuracy and auditability before recalculation.

This tool systematically structures and derives complex research formulas and theoretical models. It takes scattered equations, messy notes, and ambiguous ideas, transforming them into a coherent, paper-ready derivation package. Use it when you need to build a rigorous theory line, organize explicit assumptions, or clarify the conceptual object underlying a set of formulas.

This skill addresses vague or ambiguous user requests by initiating a structured, multi-round questioning process. Instead of making assumptions, it systematically clarifies dimensions like audience, scope, tone, and format across several rounds (up to three). This structured approach ensures the resulting output is highly accurate and requires minimal revision cycles.

This guide teaches authors how to strategically position their research contribution for top-tier management journals. It emphasizes moving beyond simple 'gap-spotting' to 'problematization'—challenging existing assumptions within a focused academic conversation. It also provides detailed advice on how to differentiate the work from contributions appropriate for sibling journals (AMJ, SMJ, etc.), significantly boosting publication chances.

Evidence-first deep reading skill. Extracts claims, evidence, assumptions, and counterarguments from books, articles, PDFs, and document sets; builds argument trees, evidence ledgers, and knowledge maps; supports Feynman-based learning and recall. Ideal for in-depth comprehension and durable learning.

This skill provides a structured framework for conducting comprehensive due diligence across legal, financial, operational, and compliance domains. It helps users identify missing documents, flag key risks (e.g., debt vs. equity, cash flow vs. profit), and clearly distinguish verified facts from assumptions or expert opinions. It delivers a preliminary gate assessment (PASS/ESCALATE/BLOCK), serving as a critical initial review tool, not a final legal opinion.