What problem does it solve? Academic authors working on English LaTeX papers face a long checklist before submission: build failures, venue formatting rules, broken citations, grammar issues, weak related-work sections, and AI-sounding prose. This Skill routes each concern to a targeted module with a deterministic script and reference guide, returning surgical, line-level review comments instead of vague advice. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Modular diagnostics: 17 modules covering compile, format, bibliography, grammar, sentences, logic, literature, expression, translation, title, figures, pseudocode, de-AI, experiment, tables, abstract, and venue adaptation, each backed by a Python script and reference documentation. - Source-safe review output: Findings are returned as LaTeX diff-style comments with module, line number, severity, and priority, while citations, labels, macros, and math environments are preserved by default. - Venue-aware checks: Per-venue templates for IEEE, ACM, Springer LNCS, NeurIPS, and ICML, plus citation style rules for IEEE, APA, Vancouver, and Nature. - Use Case: Before submitting to an IEEE conference, run the compile, bibliography, format, and pseudocode modules in sequence to catch build errors, orphaned citations, venue violations, and non-IEEE-safe algorithm blocks in one pass. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to compile main.tex and audit the bibliography and figures of your IEEE paper, reporting issues as LaTeX review comments.
