What problem does it solve?
It turns a structured paper plan (PAPER_PLAN) and your research wiki into a complete, compilable LaTeX paper, reducing the manual work of writing, organizing sections, generating figures/tables, and verifying citations.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Section-by-section LaTeX drafting from wiki evidence: Writes Introduction, Related Work, Method, Experiments, Conclusion, and optional Appendix strictly using corresponding wiki pages mapped in the paper plan.
- Figures, tables, and math consistency: Generates
paper/figures/ and paper/tables/ from the figure/table plan while unifying notation via paper/math_commands.tex.
- BibTeX citation verification: Fetches and validates references from DBLP/CrossRef (or S2 fallback) following the citation discipline rules, marking unresolved entries as [UNCONFIRMED].
- De-AI polish and optional per-section review: Applies a mandatory de-AI writing pass and can run optional LLM review to improve clarity and idea alignment.
Quick Start
Draft the full paper by running /paper-plan first, then invoke paper drafting for the generated plan file: paper-draft wiki/outputs/paper-plan-sparse-lora-2026-04-08.md --sections 1,2 .