What problem does it solve?
Preparing an academic submission is slow and error-prone because each venue (journals, conferences, posters, grants) has specific formatting requirements, template files, and style conventions that must be followed to avoid rejection or rework.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Venue-specific LaTeX templates & requirements: Provides templates and detailed formatting guidance for major journals, conferences, research posters, and common grant agencies.
- Writing style guidance by venue: Offers discipline-aware style conventions (e.g., Nature/Science accessibility, Cell mechanistic depth, medical structured abstracts, ML conference contribution bullets).
- Customization and compliance workflow: Includes helper scripts for discovering templates, customizing them with your title/authors/affiliations, and validating key formatting constraints.
- Use case: You target NeurIPS and need an 8-page, two-column, double-blind-compliant paper template plus guidance on anonymization and formatting details; use this skill to retrieve the right template, apply required style conventions, and validate layout before submission.
Quick Start
Use the venue-templates skill to prepare a NeurIPS submission by loading NeurIPS-specific formatting requirements and selecting the appropriate LaTeX template for your paper draft.