paper-writing

To convert a narrative report into a LaTeX manuscript, provide a NARRATIVE_REPORT.md file to trigger an automated workflow that handles planning, figure generation, LaTeX composition, and compilation into a final PDF.

Yes, you can generate academic figures and compile LaTeX in one automated workflow by chaining five sub-skills that orchestrate paper planning, figure generation, LaTeX writing, compilation, and iterative auto-improvement into a single pipeline.

The best way to format an academic paper for ICLR or NeurIPS submission is using an automated end-to-end pipeline that enforces venue-specific LaTeX formatting, generates figures, and compiles a submission-ready PDF from a narrative draft.

No, the paper-writing workflow does not require a completed draft to start. You can provide a NARRATIVE_REPORT.md, a research direction with experiments, or use an existing PAPER_PLAN.md to skip initial planning and jump directly to figure generation.

An end-to-end academic paper generation pipeline outputs a complete paper directory containing LaTeX sources, references, generated figures, a final compiled PDF, and an improvement log detailing the iterative polishing process.