Hi everyone, maker here 👋 I built **AcademicForge** to solve a very specific frustration: turning scattered research workflows into something structured, fast, and actually reusable. It’s a curated collection of high-signal AI “skills” designed for: * academic writing (polishing, de-AI-ifying, review simulation) * research workflows (planning, debugging, validation) * scientific coding and reproducibility Instead of prompting from scratch every time, you can: * install ready-to-use skills in one command * plug them into your existing AI tools (e.g., Claude Code) * standardize your workflows across projects **What makes it different** * Focused curation (not a noisy prompt dump) * Workflow-oriented (multi-step, not single prompts) * Designed for real research use (papers, experiments, reviews) If you're a researcher, engineer, or builder working with AI daily, this is meant to reduce friction and cognitive overhead. Would appreciate feedback on: * which workflows are missing * what feels redundant * how to improve real-world usability Site: https://hughyau.com/AcademicForge/ Repo: https://github.com/HughYau/Acade...

AcademicForge

One Forge, All Skills. Site-first academic skill installer.

One Forge, All Skills. Site-first academic skill installer.