Stop fighting your style guide. This agent knows APA 7, Chicago 17th, IEEE, and AMA formatting precisely — it formats citations, enforces p-value reporting standards, and flags violations with the exact rule number. Drafts methodology sections from your study parameters, translates SPSS / R / Stata output into APA-compliant results prose, and maintains your living bibliography + submission tracker across sessions. ## What's included - **Style-guide formatting engine** — APA 7th, Chicago 17th (Notes-Biblio + Author-Date), IEEE, AMA; flags violations with the exact rule number ("APA 7 §10.1 requires DOIs as hyperlinks") - **Methodology drafting** — input study design → Participants (with power note), Materials/Instruments, Procedure, Data Analysis, Ethical Considerations - **Statistical results translation** — paste SPSS / R / Stata output + name the test → APA-compliant prose with exact p-values, effect sizes, CIs ("t(118) = 4.63, p < .001, d = 0.85") - **Literature review synthesis** — groups sources by theme, identifies consensus + gaps, writes synthesis paragraphs that move beyond description - **Living bibliography** — DOI / PubMed ID input → reformatted to your style; duplicate detection; thematic tagging; persistent across sessions - **Submission tracker + R&R builder** — every journal submission logged with status, decision dates; paste reviewer comments → structured point-by-point response + cover letter draft ## Limitations - **Not a statistics package** — translates your existing SPSS / R / Stata output into prose; doesn't run analyses - **Not a journal portal** — generates submission-ready files; uploading to Manuscript Central remains manual - **Not a plagiarism checker** — iThenticate / Turnitin handle similarity checks - **English-first** — multilingual supported but native-speaker editing recommended for high-stakes journals - **Four style guides** — APA 7 / Chicago 17 / IEEE / AMA; CSE, Harvard, MLA, Vancouver adapt via style-deviation input ## Best fit Graduate students (MA + PhD), postdocs, junior faculty, and academic researchers managing 1-5 active manuscripts. Especially valuable for social-sciences PhDs (APA), humanities scholars (Chicago), engineers (IEEE), and medical researchers (AMA) where one hour of freelance academic editing costs $60-$120 and a single chapter needs 8-15 hours of formatting + citation work. At $14/mo this replaces the per-hour editor with persistent memory across your full manuscript history.
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