paper-plan

To generate a paper outline from experiment results, provide your narrative documents like NARRATIVE_REPORT.md and experiment results like figures JSON. The skill processes these inputs to create a structured, section-by-section manuscript plan.

Yes, you can draft a theoretical paper outline. This approach supports empirical, theoretical, and mixed-methods papers, applying a Claims-Evidence Matrix to map findings to outline sections for any chosen venue.

A Claims-Evidence Matrix structures a manuscript outline by mapping your review conclusions and experimental findings directly to specific outline sections. This ensures a coherent narrative flow driven by your actual research data.

You need narrative documents such as NARRATIVE_REPORT.md or STORY.md and experiment results like figures JSON and tables. These narrative and data files are required to drive the manuscript planning process.

The best way to turn scattered research notes into a coherent draft paper outline is to consolidate them into narrative documents and experiment results. The skill then integrates these inputs to produce a structured manuscript plan.

Yes, you can adjust the generated paper outline for different publication venues. The skill supports tailored paper types and venue adjustments to ensure your manuscript plan meets specific formatting requirements.