paper-write

Draft a LaTeX paper by providing a structured PAPER_PLAN.md outline and a NARRATIVE_REPORT.md to generate a complete, compilable manuscript section-by-section. The process converts the markdown inputs into properly formatted LaTeX text, incorporating figures and bibliographies.

Yes, LaTeX academic writing supports venue templates including IEEE, ACM, and ICML. You can apply these templates during the drafting process to ensure the generated manuscript meets specific conference formatting and structural requirements.

Yes, you need a BibTeX bibliography and generated figures before starting LaTeX drafting. These elements are required inputs alongside PAPER_PLAN.md and NARRATIVE_REPORT.md to produce a fully integrated, submission-ready LaTeX project.

The best way to integrate figures and references into a LaTeX manuscript is to use an orchestrated drafting workflow that automatically incorporates generated figures and BibTeX bibliographies from structured narrative inputs. This ensures consistent citation and placement.

Model orchestration for reviewing LaTeX paper sections works by assigning specific roles to different models for drafting, reviewing, and final integration. This workflow enforces an end-to-end writing process with serial and parallel editing slices to refine the manuscript.