paper-drafter

To convert synthesized data into a publication-ready academic section, provide the raw analysis file to generate a structured, formally cited draft. The output is saved as draft_[section_name].md, maintaining a formal tone suitable for journal submission.

Embedding LaTeX equations and Mermaid diagrams in journal article drafts is handled automatically during the drafting process. The formatting logic embeds these elements directly into the text to fulfill structural and visual requirements.

The ESWA visual hierarchy requires distinct diagrams for methodological sections: a logical architecture diagram for the conceptual framework and a physical deployment diagram for the actual implementation. This ensures clear separation of design and execution.

Yes, you can use it to format sections outside of ESWA journal submissions. While it specifically supports ESWA visual hierarchy rules, the core function applies to any academic-writing workflow needing formal tone, structured formatting, and embedded LaTeX or Mermaid elements.

The best way to structure raw analysis into cohesive academic prose is using a controlled drafting workflow that enforces consistent academic style and formal tone. This approach converts raw content into structured sections while applying required formatting and citation rules.

You need a synthesized analysis file to start drafting publication-ready sections. The Skill processes this raw content and outputs a formatted markdown file named draft_[section_name].md, embedding necessary LaTeX equations and Mermaid diagrams.