What problem does it solve? Turning validated research claims and experiment results into a coherent, venue-compliant paper outline is slow and error-prone. This Skill compiles a claim graph from a research wiki into a complete paper plan, ensuring every section is justified by a claim and every claim is covered by a section. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Claim-driven outline generation: Builds an evidence map linking claims to experiments and papers, then derives section structure, page budgets, and narrative arc for venues like ICLR, NeurIPS, ICML, ACL, CVPR, and IEEE. - Figure, table, and citation planning: Produces a figure/table plan sourced from experiment results and pre-fetches BibTeX from DBLP, CrossRef, and Semantic Scholar, flagging unconfirmed citations. - Mandatory LLM review: Submits the outline to a review LLM acting as an area chair to test narrative persuasiveness and evidence sufficiency before writing begins. - Use Case: After running experiments that support three claims in your research wiki, invoke the Skill with those claim slugs and --venue ICLR to receive a PAPER_PLAN.md with section outlines, page budgets, citation coverage, and review feedback. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to run /paper-plan with your supported claim slugs and a target venue, for example: plan an ICLR paper from claims primary-claim and ablation-claim with the title "Scaling Widget Networks".
