write-paper

Writes NeurIPS-style LaTeX papers from existing idea, theory, and experiment materials.

Updated Mar 27, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/megumi-ben/work17 --skill write-paper-megumi-ben
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Skill: write-paper
Source: https://github.com/megumi-ben/work17/tree/main/.codex/skills/write-paper
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/megumi-ben/work17 --skill write-paper-megumi-ben

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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.

Frequently Asked Questions about write-paper

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I write a NeurIPS-style paper from my research notes?

Provide your idea description, theory drafts, and experiment materials, and the Skill generates a full LaTeX paper in the paper folder. It follows the standard NeurIPS structure with emphasis on a detailed Theory/Analysis section of about two to three pages.

How to structure a machine learning conference paper?

The Skill uses the standard structure: Title, one-paragraph Abstract, half-page Introduction, Related Work, Preliminaries, one-page Method, two-to-three-page Theory, Experiments, Results, and a short Conclusion, totaling about nine pages.

Can I write a paper before my experiments are finished?

Yes. The Skill designs figure and table placeholders and writes mature prose without mentioning incomplete experiments, so you can later swap in final results without rewriting the text.

What format does the generated paper use?

The paper is written in LaTeX inside a paper folder within your target directory. It includes a core framework diagram and follows top-conference formatting conventions suitable for NeurIPS submissions.

What materials do I need before using this Skill?

Ideally provide your research idea, theory or derivation notes, experiment figures or results, and relevant references. If materials are insufficient, the Skill first builds the narrative and theory storyline, then arranges experiment and figure placement.