data-availability
Data Availability
Overview
Use this skill to turn manuscript-supporting data into a submission-ready availability package: statement text, repository plan, source-data mapping, and unresolved-risk flags.
This skill is narrower than submission-audit and more operational than scientific-writing. Use it when the bottleneck is no longer the paper's story, but whether the data-sharing package is specific, durable, and journal-ready.
When To Use
Use this skill when:
- the manuscript needs a
Data Availabilitystatement - accession numbers, DOIs, repository records, or source-data files are missing or unstable
- the paper mixes generated data, reused public data, and restricted data
- "available upon request" wording needs to be tightened or replaced
- a submission or revision needs data-sharing text that editors can audit quickly
Do not use this skill for:
- generic section rewriting unrelated to data sharing
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