paper-writing

Automate LaTeX paper writing by providing a narrative report path or a PAPER_PLAN.md file to trigger an end-to-end pipeline that orchestrates planning, figure generation, writing, and compilation into a structured directory with a final PDF.

Converting research notes into a submission-ready LaTeX manuscript involves an automated workflow that reads narrative input, enforces venue-specific constraints like page limits, generates figures, scaffolds citations, and compiles the final PDF.

Venue-aware constraint enforcement for academic publishing works by applying specific venue rules, page limits, and citation scaffolding during the LaTeX writing and compilation phases to ensure the generated manuscript meets submission requirements.

Yes, you can use an existing PAPER_PLAN.md file to start the end-to-end paper writing pipeline by specifying its path, which initiates the planning, figure generation, writing, compilation, and improvement phases.

Automated academic paper generation with LaTeX orchestrates five phases: paper-plan, paper-figure, paper-write, paper-compile, and auto-paper-improvement-loop, coordinating each step from narrative input to a final progress report and PDF.

No, you do not need to manually format figures and citations during manuscript compilation because the automated pipeline includes dedicated figure generation and citation scaffolding phases before compiling the final LaTeX PDF.