paper-write

To draft a LaTeX paper from an outline, provide your structure in PAPER_PLAN.md and narrative sources in NARRATIVE_REPORT.md. The skill generates complete LaTeX sections like abstract, introduction, and method, compiling them into a main.tex file with bibliography scaffolding.

Yes, academic paper writing supports venue templates for ICLR, NeurIPS, ICML, CVPR, ACL, and IEEE. The skill applies these templates during section generation to ensure formatting consistency and structure compliance for your target conference.

You generate a BibTeX bibliography using a DBLP-CrossRef workflow integrated into the paper generation process. This mechanism automatically consolidates references and constructs bibliography scaffolding to ensure your LaTeX output is compilable.

Yes, you can generate individual LaTeX sections such as method, experiments, and conclusion. The skill creates per-section input files managed by a main file, enabling iterative drafting and quick updates to specific parts of your paper.

The best way to structure a narrative plan for CS paper generation is to write detailed content descriptions in NARRATIVE_REPORT.md. This file provides the narrative logic and sources the skill uses to draft coherent sections from your PAPER_PLAN.md outline.

Generated LaTeX papers fail to compile when bibliography entries are incomplete or uncited. The skill uses a DBLP-CrossRef consolidation workflow to ensure references are properly formatted and integrated, producing a compilable main file with accurate BibTeX scaffolding.