What problem does it solve?
It turns scattered review conclusions and experiment outcomes into a clear, section-by-section paper outline you can draft into a full manuscript without guessing structure.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Claims-to-Structure Planning: Builds a contribution narrative from reviewer conclusions and validated experiment evidence, then maps claims to where they should appear in the paper.
- Venue-aware Page Budgeting: Uses a configurable venue (e.g., ICLR/NeurIPS/ICML/ACL/CVPR/IEEE) to plan section lengths and what fits in the main-body budget.
- Figure and Citation Scaffolding: Produces a detailed plan for the hero figure, additional figures/tables, and a citation plan by section to support reviewers’ skim-read decisions.
- Optional Style-Profile Guidance: When provided via --style-ref, uses it strictly for structural guidance (not copied prose or claims) to shape outline density and component planning.
Quick Start
Generate a paper outline from your existing review results and experiment evidence for the venue ICLR by running the paper-plan skill in your project directory with the topic and any preferred narrative style reference.