venue-targeting

Publication venue selection evaluates academic paper quality against named venue criteria and contribution novelty to determine publishability. It facilitates research workflow decisions by comparing your completed paper's standards against target and backup venues.

To evaluate if your paper meets the ICLR bar, run the venue-targeting skill with your project state and target venues. It assesses paper quality against ICLR venue criteria and contribution novelty to determine submission readiness.

If your paper does not meet current publication criteria, research routing provides guidance on how to proceed. It advises whether more work is needed before submission or suggests considering other backup venues that match your contribution.

Yes, you can define backup publication venues alongside your primary target. The skill requires input on project state including both target and backup venues to facilitate comprehensive venue selection and evaluate publication criteria across multiple options.

You need to provide project state information including target and backup venues. The skill evaluates your completed paper's quality against named venue criteria and contribution novelty to guide research workflow decisions and publication readiness.

You need venue selection guidance when you have a completed paper and must decide on appropriate publication venues. It helps define publication criteria, evaluate publishability, and route your research workflow based on venue standards.