What problem does it solve?
This Skill solves the problem of turning your systems research into a submission-ready paper with venue-appropriate structure, section-level intent, and paragraph-level blueprints for major sections of OSDI/OSDI-like and other top systems venues.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Paragraph-level structural blueprints for 10–12 page systems papers: page allocation and what each paragraph must accomplish in order (e.g., Introduction problem→gap→thesis→contributions; Design architecture→modules→trade-offs).
- Venue-specific checklists and reviewer-focused guidance: submission/camera-ready page budget reminders plus self-check items aligned with how systems reviewers evaluate clarity, novelty, design, and evaluation rigor.
- Evaluation and integrity guardrails: an explicit evaluation section plan (setup, end-to-end, ablations, scalability) and strict rules for citation/data integrity (e.g., mark
[CITATION NEEDED] rather than fabricating).
Use this when you are writing a systems conference paper for venues like OSDI, SOSP, ASPLOS, NSDI, and EuroSys and you want a concrete, reviewer-aligned outline rather than generic academic writing advice.
Quick Start
Use the systems-paper-writing Skill to draft an OSDI (or SOSP/ASPLOS/NSDI/EuroSys) paper by mapping each section (S1–S7) to the provided paragraph templates and page budget.
