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All-in-one AI plugin for astronomers

The All-in-One AI Plugin for Astronomers

One download adds 17 skills, 28 prompts, and 3 apps to the AI you already use, so observing runs, data work, and paper drafts move faster with less rework.

Works inChatGPTClaudeMicrosoft 365 CopilotGeminiGrokGrok BotCursorKimi
Astronomer at work
Inside the boxv1.0.0
  • 17skills
  • 28prompts
  • 3apps
  • 12Grok bots

What's inside

Your week is split between telescope time, messy data files, half-finished manuscripts, and reviewer comments. You lose hours moving between tools, retyping citations, checking statistics, and hunting for the one plot that explains the anomaly. The science waits while the admin piles up.

  • Skills for the whole job

    Plan an observing run, fit a light curve, clean a catalog, check statistics, draft a manuscript, and review a paper, each handled by a skill built for astronomy.

  • 28 ready-made prompts

    Explaining astronomy clearly, coding your data analysis, interpreting observations, writing proposals, and preparing talks. Every prompt is written for astronomy work, so you paste it and go.

  • Three apps that link sources

    A research workspace that keeps every claim tied to a source, a writing and review bench that shortens revision cycles, and a setup that cuts tool switching and reference errors.

  • A team of 12 agents

    Astropy, Paper to Web, Peer Review, Academic Researcher, LaTeX Posters, Scientific Slides, Research Grants, Citation Management, LaTeX Paper Conversion, Papers, Qutip, and Statsmodels, each on call for a task.

  • Works in eight AIs

    ChatGPT, Claude, Microsoft 365 Copilot, Gemini, Grok, Grok Bot, Cursor, and Kimi. Download once and it works inside the assistant you already have open.

  • Daily news, ideas, updates

    Members get a live connection to Complete AI Training: the daily AI news for astronomers, a new idea every day with the prompt to use it, and automatic updates to every skill.

A day with your plugin

This plugin adds 17 skills, 28 prompts, and 3 apps to your AI assistant. Ask it to check a spectrum, clean a catalog, draft a proposal section, or work through a referee report. Everything stays in the chat window you already use, with your judgment in charge.

  1. Morning

    A referee report arrives for your submitted paper. Ask the peer review skill to sort the comments by severity and flag the ones that need new analysis before you reply.

  2. Late morning

    New spectra land from the telescope. The exploratory data analysis skill checks structure, quality, and gaps, then writes a short report listing next steps.

  3. Afternoon

    A grant deadline is Friday. The technical proposal assistant pulls your supporting data, reshapes the aims section, and checks the page limits and required attachments.

  4. End of day

    You are drafting a conference talk. The scientific slides agent turns your results into an outline, and the prompts library gives you a plain language version for a mixed audience.

Install it in your AI

Choose the AI you use. No technical knowledge needed: it's a few clicks and some copy and paste.

Gemini

Skills you upload to Gemini, a ready Gem, and a Gemini CLI extension. About 2 minutes.

  1. Download the Gemini version and unzip it.
  2. Go to gemini.google.com and open Settings → Skills → Upload.
  3. Upload the SKILL.md files from the skills folder, starting with the folder whose name ends in -assistant. Gemini now uses them by itself.
  4. Prefer a Gem? Open Gems → New Gem, paste gem/instructions.txt and upload the files in gem/knowledge.
  5. Using Gemini CLI? gemini extensions install on the folder also connects Complete AI Training for the daily news, ideas and skill updates.

Download for members

Members download the plugin for every job, with daily news, ideas and skill updates. Or buy this plugin alone for $49, once.

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Everything in the plugin

Your AI picks the right part by itself. You can also ask for one by name.

Skills for astronomers 17

  • astropyRuns Python astronomy work on coordinates, units, FITS files, and cosmology, like converting a target list to a new epoch.
  • writing clearly and conciselyCopyedits your draft for clarity and concision, like tightening a methods section that repeats the same calibration step.
  • manuscript preparation assistantPolishes manuscripts for journal submission, from abstract and figures to references, like fixing AAS formatting before you upload.
  • academic research synthesizerBuilds cited literature reviews with confidence tags, like summarizing twenty papers on hot Jupiter atmospheric escape.
  • journal ready manuscript studioFormats and tracks a manuscript through submission, like assembling the cover letter, figures, and supplementary files for ApJ.
  • exploratory data analysisInspects a data file and reports structure and quality, like checking a FITS cube for bad pixels and missing headers.
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  • statistical analysis guideGuides test selection and interpretation, like choosing between chi-square and MCMC fitting for sparse photometry.
  • concise planningTurns a coding task into an atomic checklist, like planning a pipeline that downloads and calibrates a night of images.
  • peer reviewWrites structured referee reports on manuscripts and proposals, like flagging a missing uncertainty budget in a submitted paper.
  • structured code troubleshooterDebugs astronomy code and pipelines, like tracing why your aperture photometry loop returns NaN for one night.
  • simulation and modeling research assistantTunes and validates models with uncertainty analysis, like calibrating a transit model against your observed light curve.
  • content research writerDrafts and refines written content in your voice, like turning a press release into a plain-language observatory blog post.
  • technical proposal assistantDrafts and formats proposals end to end, like building a telescope time request with science justification and exposure tables.
  • simulation model development assistantCovers the full model lifecycle, like collecting data, selecting a model, and reporting scenario results for instrument throughput.

Plus a start-here assistant, the prompt library and the app builder, and for members the daily brief.

Ready-made prompts 28

Show all 9 topics
  • Peer Review and Revisions3 prompts
  • Talks, Conferences, and Admin4 prompts

Apps you can build with AI 3

Your Grok Bot team 12

  • AstropyAstronomical data analysis with Astropy: coordinates, units, FITS, cosmology, time, tables, WCS.
  • Paper 2 WebConverts academic papers into interactive websites, presentation videos, and conference posters.
  • Peer ReviewSystematically evaluate scientific manuscripts and grant proposals for rigor, reproducibility, and reporting standards.
  • Academic ResearcherSearches scholarly databases, analyzes papers, and writes structured findings to a markdown file.
  • Latex PostersCreate professional research posters in LaTeX for conferences and academic events.
  • Scientific SlidesBuild slide decks and presentations for research talks.
  • Research GrantsWrites competitive research proposals for NSF, NIH, DOE, and DARPA with agency-specific formatting and review criteria.
  • Citation ManagementSearch academic databases, extract metadata, and generate validated BibTeX entries for research papers.
  • Latex Paper ConversionAutomates LaTeX paper conversion between publisher templates.
  • PapersSearch academic papers, inspect citations, download arXiv PDFs, and extract text.
  • QutipSimulate and analyze quantum systems using QuTiP in Python.
  • StatsmodelsFits and diagnoses statistical models for rigorous inference and forecasting.

Get the plugin

Two ways to get it. Most people choose the membership: it includes every plugin and keeps them up to date.

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Membership

$9 a month, billed yearly

  • The plugin for astronomers, and for 500 other jobs
  • Daily AI news and a new idea every day, inside your AI
  • Skills update by themselves
  • 900+ video courses and certificates
  • Download up to 2 plugins a day
Become a member

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Standalone plugin

$49 once

  • The plugin for astronomers, for all eight AIs
  • All 17 skills, 28 prompts and 3 apps
  • Yours to keep, no subscription
  • No daily news, ideas or skill updates

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Questions

What is a plugin, and how do I install it without technical knowledge?

A plugin is a set of instructions and files that teaches your AI new jobs. You download it once and follow a short setup guide, usually by dragging a file into your AI app or pasting a link. No coding needed.

Which AI does it work with?

ChatGPT, Claude, Microsoft 365 Copilot, Gemini, Grok, Grok Bot, Cursor, and Kimi. It runs inside the AI you already use, so there is no new account or tool to learn.

What is the difference between the member download and the 49 dollar one-time standalone plugin?

The member download adds the daily AI news, a new idea every day with its prompt, and automatic updates to every skill and prompt. The 49 dollar one-time standalone plugin has the same core content without those extras.

Is my data safe?

The plugin is instructions and files. Your chats stay with your AI provider and follow that provider's privacy terms. The plugin does not collect your data or send it anywhere else.

How many downloads do I get?

Members can download 2 plugins a day. That covers this astronomer plugin plus one more from the catalog, and your files stay in your account for later.

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