paper-writing

To automate paper writing, provide a narrative report or research plan to trigger an end-to-end pipeline that generates figures, writes LaTeX, compiles a PDF, and iterates improvements for publication-ready output.

Yes, the paper-writing pipeline supports configurable venues like ICLR, NeurIPS, and ICML, allowing you to tailor the automated LaTeX generation and revision loop to fit specific conference formatting requirements.

The best way to generate figures automatically is using the pipeline's integrated figure generation sub-skill, which creates automated visuals directly from your input narrative or research plan during the paper writing workflow.

The automated improvement loop iteratively refines the compiled LaTeX document by chaining writing and compilation steps, applying configured venue constraints to enhance the publication-ready PDF through continuous revision cycles.

Yes, you need a pre-written narrative report or research plan as the initial input, which the pipeline uses to generate the paper plan, figures, and LaTeX text before compiling and iterating the final PDF.

The pipeline automates structured paper writing, figure generation, and LaTeX compilation from a narrative report, but relies on the quality of the initial input and configured venue constraints to produce a publication-ready document.