Slash Commands
Slash commands are shortcuts into the most common workflows. Type them in Claude Code or Cowork.
Installed plugin commands are namespaced by the plugin name, so every command below is invoked as /researcher:<command>. This guarantees they never collide with commands from other plugins. Arguments are free text (an argument-hint appears in autocomplete), and Claude asks for anything missing conversationally.
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
/researcher:new-manuscript | Create a new manuscript project with the full folder structure. |
/researcher:draft-section <section> | Draft a section (abstract, introduction, methods, results, discussion, conclusion). |
/researcher:review-paper | Run the simulated multi-persona peer review. |
/researcher:submit-ready | Pre-submission checklist, gated on a passing evidence-lineage compile: citations, formatting, word count, required sections. |
/researcher:revise <round> | Handle a revision round (R1, R2, R3) with reviewer-comment parsing. |
/researcher:brainstorm | Socratic research-design refinement. |
/researcher:find-journal | Find best-fit journals for your paper. |
/researcher:find-conference | Find relevant conferences with deadlines. |
/researcher:fact-check <claim> | Verify a claim against the scientific literature. |
/researcher:sota <benchmark> | Find state-of-the-art results for a benchmark. |
/researcher:design-experiment <question> | Design an experiment for a research question. |
/researcher:research-pipeline <question> | Run the staged pipeline (Plan through Format) with a compile gate and a checkpoint at every stage. |
/researcher:verify-citations <bib> | Audit every citation for existence and faithfulness, refusing a clean verdict on any refusal-grade finding. |
/researcher:systematic-review <topic> | Run the systematic-review workflow: lock a protocol, dual screen with blinded adjudication, and derive the PRISMA 2020 flow from the event ledger. |
/researcher:watch-topic <topic> | Set up a living review: save the search, diff new records on rerun, and feed them into the same locked protocol’s screening. |
You never have to use a command. Plain language works too: “review my paper” fires the same skill as /researcher:review-paper. Commands just save keystrokes at 3 AM.