Academic Paper Analyzer & Figure Planner

You can plan figures for academic papers by providing a PDF, LaTeX source, or text abstract. The Skill analyzes the input to propose figure types, counts, and sequencing, outputting a ready-to-use figure-planning report even with partial inputs and missing sections.

Identifying figure-worthy content in ML research papers involves analyzing the text to extract key data and structural concepts. This Skill evaluates your paper to propose a coherent set of visuals tailored to your specific research workflow and publication goals.

Yes, you can analyze LaTeX sources, PDFs, and plain text abstracts for figure planning. The Skill adapts to these formats and handles partial inputs or missing sections to generate a complete figure-planning report.

Yes, the figure-planning report provides prompts for downstream prompt skills. It generates a structured plan that guides the creation of publication-ready figures using visualization tools within your research workflow.

Paper analysis handles partial inputs and missing sections by adapting its extraction logic to the available text. This ensures you receive a structured figure-planning report with proposed figure types and sequencing despite incomplete source material.