paper-plan

A paper outline structures your research findings section-by-section using a claims-evidence matrix. It aligns experiment results and narrative evidence into a coherent structure tailored for a specific academic venue before writing.

Yes, you can plan figures and citations for a specific academic venue. Venue-aware outline planning applies target venue norms and page budgets to map figure slots and citation requirements into the final structure.

A claims-evidence matrix in research writing maps your paper's assertions directly to supporting experiment results and narrative evidence. It ensures section density targets are met and emits gap reports to prevent fabricating missing data.

To adhere to page budget limits, the outlining process checks the draft against target venue norms to calculate a feasible structure. It cross-checks logic flow, claim-evidence alignment, and positioning to ensure the page budget is realistic.

Paper outlining works without a style reference, but providing one enables optional style profiling. Without a reference, the process still produces a venue-appropriate outline with a claims-evidence matrix and figure plans.