What problem does it solve? Turning scattered research ideas, theory notes, and experiment results into a mature, submission-ready NeurIPS-style paper is time-consuming and structurally demanding. This Skill organizes your existing materials into a complete LaTeX paper with proper section structure, detailed theory derivations, and placeholder figures ready for final replacement. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Structured Paper Generation: Produces a full ~9-page paper with Title, Abstract, Introduction, Related Work, Preliminaries, Method, Theory, Experiments, Results, and Conclusion following top-conference conventions. - Theory-First Emphasis: Allocates 2-3 pages to detailed Theory/Analysis with rigorous derivations, ensuring theory, method, experiments, and narrative form a closed loop around one main storyline. - Figure Placeholders: Designs core framework diagrams and experiment figure slots so you can swap in final plots later without rewriting the text. - Use Case: You have a research idea, informal theory notes, and partial experiment results. Use this Skill to draft a complete NeurIPS-style LaTeX paper in the paper folder, with mature prose that reads as if experiments are finalized. ## Quick Start Use the write-paper skill to turn my idea notes, theory drafts, and experiment figures into a complete NeurIPS-style LaTeX paper in the paper folder.