What problem does it solve?
It transforms target claims from your wiki evidence graph into a complete, venue-aware paper outline with sections, figures/tables, and a verified citation plan, so your writing is driven by research evidence rather than convention.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Evidence map to narrative structure: builds an evidence matrix (claims → evidence sources → section placement) to drive the outline.
- Venue-structured chapter planning: generates a chapter plan (Introduction/Related Work/Method/Experiments/Conclusion) aligned to page limits and formatting expectations for major conferences/journals.
- Figure + citation verification pipeline: produces a figure/table plan and performs BibTeX pre-fetch and verification for every cited paper.
- Mandatory review gate: runs an area-chair style Review LLM step to check narrative coherence and evidence sufficiency, then updates the plan accordingly.
Example use case: you have a set of supported or weakly supported claims in wiki/claims/, and you need an ICLR-style paper plan that clearly justifies every section using the claim graph.
Quick Start
Generate a paper outline by running the paper-plan skill with your target claim slugs and a required venue, so it writes wiki/outputs/paper-plan-{slug}-{date}.md with a section plan, figure plan, and citation coverage.