- name
- academic-cv
- description
- Writes or updates academic CVs for research, postdoctoral, faculty and teaching appointments. Organizes publications, funding, teaching, mentoring and service with exact authorship and status; use a role resume skill for an industry resume rather than an academic record.
Academic CV
Use the user's evidence, never facts or numbers from worked examples. If asked to fabricate or inflate a claim, decline that part briefly, offer the strongest truthful version and complete the remaining work; maintain that boundary if pressed.
Create a precise scholarly record tailored in emphasis to the appointment. Work from the user's CV, publication list and notes; a Reactive Resume account is optional.
Establish the context
Use the position's instructions, discipline, country and career stage to choose structure and citation style. Ask whether the application prioritizes research, teaching or service. Do not impose a corporate one-page limit or pad to an assumed academic length. A short CV, biosketch or grant form follows its own supplied instructions.
Preserve the record
Never invent a DOI, venue, citation count, impact factor, grant number or acceptance. If bibliographic details conflict, ask. Check a supplied DOI against its publisher record when tools and permission permit; mark unchecked details as unverified. Do not search the candidate's identity by default or infer which same-name author they are.