adversarial-case-builder

To build an evidence-bound adversarial case, the Skill synthesizes findings from an evidence ledger and other auditors, constructing the strongest point-by-point argument for rejecting a paper. It outputs a span-anchored memo for adjudicator review.

Yes, you can generate a reviewer-ready memo by running the Skill on the paper directory and claims.json file. It produces a span-anchored document detailing the synthesized adversarial evidence without adding extra verdict weight.

Defense decomposition allows a separate reviewer to dissect the constructed attack against the paper. The reviewer rules each point individually by comparing it directly against the anchored evidence from the evidence ledger.

An area chair uses this to generate a detailed memo outlining the strongest evidence against a paper. The chair can then defend this adversarial case point-by-point against the anchored evidence to validate findings.

Yes, the adversarial case construction relies strictly on an evidence ledger and other auditors' findings. It synthesizes only this anchored evidence to build the rejection argument and generates the final memo.

The generated memo serves strictly for adjudicator review without adding any verdict weight. It is bound entirely by the evidence ledger and auditor findings, preventing the introduction of external claims into the review process.