paper-writing

Automating LaTeX paper writing requires providing a NARRATIVE_REPORT.md or PAPER_PLAN.md file to initiate an end-to-end pipeline. The workflow then handles planning, figure generation, LaTeX drafting, compilation, and automated quality improvements for venue-compliant output.

Yes, you can generate venue-compliant PDF papers for NeurIPS, ICML, CVPR, and IEEE journals automatically. The workflow enforces specific venue constraints, auto-handles citation scaffolding, and integrates references to produce submission-ready LaTeX output.

The best way to convert a research plan into a submission-ready PDF is using an end-to-end academic writing pipeline. It processes PAPER_PLAN.md inputs, generates figures, writes LaTeX, and runs automated review loops to compile a polished final document.

Yes, the automated paper writing workflow handles citation management by enforcing citation scaffolding and integrating references. This eliminates manual formatting and ensures that all citations comply with the targeted academic venue's constraints.

To start the end-to-end academic writing workflow, you need to provide either a NARRATIVE_REPORT.md or PAPER_PLAN.md file. These markdown inputs supply the research narrative that the pipeline converts into a submission-ready LaTeX/PDF.

Yes, the workflow supports configurable review and improvement loops for LaTeX compilation. After drafting and compiling the paper, it runs automated quality improvements to ensure the final PDF meets the required venue constraints and submission standards.