What problem does it solve?
Researchers often need a public, structured project landing page for a paper, but creating and updating it manually is slow and error-prone while also failing to clearly connect the paper to key results, figures, code, data, and the accompanying agent.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Creates a GitHub Pages project homepage: Generates a static single-page layout in
docs/ with academic styling and a clear information hierarchy.
- Presents the paper clearly for readers: Includes title, authors and affiliations, abstract, and highlights with key results.
- Links the ecosystem: Adds BibTeX citation, paper/arXiv/DOI links, and links to code and data, plus an agent badge pointing to
AGENTS.md when available.
- Highlights and showcases figures: Copies and displays selected key figures from the paper into the site assets with captions.
Use when a researcher wants a web presence beyond the GitHub repository, such as after /publish-paper, for conference submissions, or for public releases of an existing paper.
Quick Start
Use create-paper-page to generate a GitHub Pages single-page homepage in your repo’s docs/ from your paper content, selected figures, and BibTeX so readers can access a structured paper landing page immediately.
