Agent Skills: research-assessor
Extracts and assesses research methodology, claims, evidence, and infrastructure from research papers in HASS disciplines. Evaluates transparency, reproducibility, and credibility through systematic extraction (eight-pass workflow, Pass 0-7) and credibility assessment (research approach classification, quality gating, and repliCATS Seven Signals evaluation adapted for HASS).
ID: saross/llm-reproducibility/research-assessor
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