Downloads
On this page you can download tools I have built for researchers who work with AI. For now there are two skills for Claude, both free.
ai-log
This skill drafts a log of how you used AI in a working session. When you finish, in the chat where you did the work, say log this or type /ai-log. To declare your AI use to a journal, a funder or your university, attach your logs and say declare for and its name. It drafts the declaration that body asks for.
It is built never to invent a date, a time, a model version or a source, and to write not obtained for anything it lacks. It works from the conversation alone and can misread what you did. Read each log, correct it and confirm it. Before you submit a declaration, check the body's current policy page: what the skill knows of that policy may be out of date.
hallucination-check
This skill looks each reference up in the scholarly databases and marks those it could not find or could not check. Type /hallucination-check and paste your text or your reference list. The databases cover journal articles much better than books, chapters, theses or reports. A web page or document it cannot open comes back as could not check, so paste its text or attach it.
It is far from reliable. Its results depend on which databases your assistant can reach, and it can misread what it finds. I would use it only to see which references to check by hand first, never to decide whether a reference is real.