kill-argument

What problem does it solve?

It helps you identify the single most damaging reviewer argument that could sink your paper, then verifies whether the current text actually answers it.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Adversarial attack memo generation: Produces a ~200-word “strongest rejection paragraph” written by a hostile reviewer focusing on the most vulnerable claim (e.g., scope overreach, missing proof obligations, assumption–claim mismatch).
• Independent defense adjudication: Decomposes the attack into 3–7 points and classifies each as answered, partially answered, or still unresolved using only the current paper source.
• Actionable remediation guidance: Surfaces the highest-priority fixes based on unresolved (especially critical) attack points.

Use cases: theory/theorem-heavy papers before submission, rebuttal preparation to anticipate “reviewer-2”-style objections, and post-standard-review stabilization to close headline-vs-body gaps.

Quick Start

Run kill-argument on your paper directory path so it outputs KILL_ARGUMENT.md and KILL_ARGUMENT.json after running an attack-then-defense review on your LaTeX sources.