academic-cv
Agent skill frommohitagw15856/pm-claude-skills
Build or tailor an academic CV for faculty, postdoc, research or fellowship applications: publications, grants, teaching, supervision and service in the order the field expects, with consistent citations. Use when asked to write my academic CV, update my CV for a lectureship, tenure-track or postdoc application, format my publications list, or adapt my academic CV for an industry research role. Produces the full academic CV, a field-appropriate section order, a clean publications list in one citation style, and a two-page summary version when asked.
How to install academic-cv
npx skills add mohitagw15856/pm-claude-skills# or add only this skill to Claude Code: copy the folder
skills/academic-cv/
# into
~/.claude/skills/academic-cv/ (all projects)
.claude/skills/academic-cv/ (one project)
1# Academic CV23An academic CV is a complete record, not a summary. Hiring committees look for the same things in a fixed order: research, funding, teaching, service. Length is expected; inconsistency is not. This skill builds the record, orders it for the field and the post, and formats every citation the same way.45Part of the pm-cv bundle.67## What This Skill Produces89- **The full academic CV**10- **A section order** for the field and post type, with the reason11- **A publications list** in one citation style, with the person's name in bold12- **A short version** (two pages) for fellowships or industry research roles, when asked1314## Required Inputs1516Ask for these if not provided:17- **The post**: lectureship or assistant professor, postdoc, research fellow, industry research, and the institution's country18- **The field**, because conventions differ (author order, conference versus journal weight)19- **The record**: publications, grants, teaching, supervision, talks, service, awards20- **The citation style** the field uses, or permission to choose the common one2122## Framework2324Typical order (adjust by field and post):251. Contact and current position262. Research interests (two lines)273. Education, with thesis title and supervisor284. Appointments295. Publications, split: peer-reviewed journal articles; conference papers; books and chapters; preprints and under review (labelled as such)306. Grants and funding: funder, title, role, amount, years317. Awards and fellowships32…
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