resubmit-pipeline

Paper resubmission across venues under strict constraints requires applying text-only microedits to address reviewer comments. This process maintains paper integrity by automating venue adaptation, auditing claims and citations, and compressing pages to meet target limits without altering the underlying framework or bibliography.

Text microediting for venue adaptation is the process of making minimal, text-only modifications to a polished paper. It ensures compliance with target venue formats and styles while strictly avoiding new experiments, bibliographic edits, or framework changes during the resubmission workflow.

To compress a paper within venue page limits during resubmission, apply a page-shrink heuristic alongside convergence management. This tracks text-only microedits over multiple rounds and terminates the process when no further changes are needed to meet strict formatting constraints.

Yes, proof and citation audits are required before paper resubmission to ensure correctness and compliance. The workflow orchestrates proof-checker, paper-claim-audit, and citation-audit skills to analyze previous reviews and validate that no unsupported claims or bibliographic errors exist in the adapted text.

Yes, after venue adaptation and convergence management are complete, the workflow finalizes the submission by compiling the paper. It optionally syncs the finalized text to Overleaf for review, ensuring the strictly constrained microedits are properly formatted and ready for the target venue.