What problem does it solve?
Writing systems papers for top-tier conferences like OSDI, SOSP, and ASPLOS is challenging due to strict page limits, specific structural requirements, and lack of clear paragraph-level guidance, often leading to rejected submissions or disorganized content that fails to meet reviewer expectations.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Venue-specific page allocation: Pre-defined page budgets for 10-12 page papers tailored to OSDI, SOSP, ASPLOS, NSDI, and EuroSys requirements.
- Paragraph templates: Ready-to-use templates for every paper section, including abstract, introduction, design, evaluation, and related work, aligned with accepted systems paper conventions.
- Proven writing patterns: Structured patterns like gap analysis, observation-driven design, and contribution lists to strengthen argument flow and impact.
- Use Case: A PhD student submitting their first SOSP paper can use this skill to allocate page counts per section, draft a compliant abstract, and structure their design section to clearly justify all architectural choices.
Quick Start
Use the writing-systems-papers skill to create a paragraph-level structural blueprint for my ASPLOS submission on a new memory management system.