stage2-iclr-refine

To polish an ICLR rebuttal draft into reviewer-ready prose, provide your raw draft to apply ICLR-specific overrides for tone, labeling, and Markdown normalization, ensuring factual grounding is preserved while producing concise text.

Yes, you can normalize tables, code blocks, and formulas into Markdown for ICLR rebuttals. The refinement process applies specific overrides to ensure consistent formatting across revisions while adhering to strict JSON schema output conventions.

You can prepend a courteous opening phrase to your ICLR rebuttal by providing your draft with the desired opening. The skill will optionally include it and then apply polishing to convert raw notes into a paragraph-ready rebuttal in the author's voice.

Refining ICLR rebuttals preserves factual grounding from the original draft. The process improves clarity and style for reviewer-facing content while maintaining strict adherence to factual details and the base template's stylistic integrity.

The best way to convert raw Stage 2 rebuttal notes into publication-ready text is by applying a shared base template followed by ICLR-specific overrides. This automates the refinement step to produce concise, reviewer-facing prose.

Yes, you need a specific JSON schema to format ICLR rebuttal output. The refinement process ensures strict adherence to the base template's JSON schema and output conventions when producing the final polished text.