What problem does it solve? Turning raw experiment results into consistent, publication-ready figures and tables for academic papers is repetitive and error-prone, with mismatched fonts, rasterized output, and inconsistent styling across plots. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Data-driven figure generation: Creates line plots, bar charts, scatter plots, heatmaps, box plots, and multi-panel subfigures from JSON or CSV experiment data using a shared matplotlib style configuration. - LaTeX table and include snippets: Produces standalone comparison tables as .tex files and a latex_includes.tex file with ready-to-paste figure environments. - Quality review workflow: Runs a reviewer-model pass over figure captions and plans, plus a publication checklist covering grayscale readability, colorblind safety, and vector PDF output. - Use Case: After finishing experiments for a conference submission, point the skill at your results JSON files and it generates all reproducible figure scripts, 300 DPI vector PDFs, and LaTeX snippets while preserving manually created architecture diagrams. ## Quick Start Ask the AI to generate all paper figures from the experiment results in the figures directory following the plan in PAPER_PLAN.md.