What problem does it solve?
When research paper sections are drafted independently, they often contain duplicated explanations, inconsistent terminology, and mismatched metrics. This Skill merges those drafts into a single coherent LaTeX body ready for the abstract-writing stage.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Section Unification: Combines introduction, method, results, and discussion drafts into one LaTeX fragment with consistent terminology, contributions, metrics, and baselines.
- Constraint Enforcement: Applies paper preferences (audience, depth, emphasis, must-include and avoid items) uniformly across all sections while preserving figure blocks and at least 20 distinct citation keys.
- Use Case: After drafting each section of a conference paper separately, feed the drafts, outline, and citation plan into this Skill to receive a deduplicated, style-consistent LaTeX body that compiles to 10+ pages.
Quick Start
Revise my introduction, method, results, and discussion drafts into one coherent LaTeX body following my outline and citation plan.