paper-writing-section

What problem does it solve? Drafting publication-quality sections of an academic paper requires section-specific conventions, accurate references to experiments, and careful LaTeX hygiene, which is slow and error-prone to do manually. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Section-Specific Writing: Supports Abstract, Introduction, Background, Related Work, Methods, Experimental Setup, Results, and Discussion/Conclusion, each with dedicated writing tips loaded from reference files. - Two-Pass Refinement: Applies an error-correction pass (unenclosed math, broken refs, hallucinated numbers, duplicate labels) followed by a compression and polish pass. - Grounded Output: Produces a LaTeX fragment with valid \ref{} and \cite{} usage, numbers matching experimental logs, and no placeholder text. - Use Case: After finishing experiments for a paper, ask for the Results section and receive a LaTeX fragment that reports only results present in your logs, with figures referenced and captions filled in. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to write the results section of your paper using the experiment logs and existing .tex files in the project.