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Finalize an accepted ML or AI paper for camera-ready submission after reviews, rebuttal, and acceptance. Use this skill whenever the user has an accepted paper, camera-ready deadline, final revision, acceptance email, meta-review, rebuttal promises, author-response commitments, de-anonymization tasks, supplement updates, code links, acknowledgements, final LaTeX checks, or needs to ensure the accepted paper's claims, figures, references, and artifacts are consistent before final submission.
Step-by-step camera-ready prep for accepted papers — the error-prone final stage before publication. Use when a researcher says "camera-ready", "final version", or "my paper got accepted, now what", or mentions ACM eRights / rights form / TAPS / ORCID / DOI block, IEEE PDF eXpress / conference ID / eCF copyright form / Xplore, OpenReview final upload, de-anonymization, or extra camera-ready pages. Resolves the venue's rail from a machine-readable profile and walks it end to end across ACM eRights, ORCID, rights/DOI block, TAPS source upload, IEEE PDF eXpress, conference IDs, file naming, eCF exact-title match, registration/no-show, NeurIPS-style [final] recompile, and OpenReview upload. Generates an ordered checklist with deadlines and +page rules, and lints the final .tex for leftover anonymization and missing rights blocks via bundled stdlib-only scripts. Advisory — it prepares, explains, and lints, but never completes a form or submits anything.
Deep anonymization sweep for double-blind paper submissions, plus clean de-anonymization for camera-ready. Use when a researcher says "anonymize my paper", "double-blind check", "blind this submission", "remove author names", "did I leak my identity" — or, after acceptance, "de-anonymize" / "restore authors for camera-ready". Sweeps the whole leak surface, \author/\affiliation/\email/\orcid/\thanks, acknowledgments and grant numbers, hyperref pdfauthor and compiled-PDF metadata, first-person self-citations (rewritten to third person), GitHub/dataset/homepage links vs anonymized mirrors, LaTeX comments, .bib annotations, home-directory paths, and supplementary material (.git dirs, notebooks, LICENSE/AUTHORS files). Bundles a stdlib-only scanner (scan_anonymization.py, check ids shared with preflight-check) and a reversible-edit workflow (toggle + manifest) so every change is cleanly undone at camera-ready. Advisory only; never submits anything.
Write publication-ready ML/AI papers for NeurIPS, ICML, ICLR, ACL, AAAI, COLM. Use when drafting papers from research repos, conducting literature reviews, finding related work, verifying citations, or preparing camera-ready submissions. Includes LaTeX templates, citation verification workflows, and paper discovery/evaluation criteria.
Write publication-ready ML/AI papers for NeurIPS, ICML, ICLR, ACL, AAAI, COLM. Use when drafting papers from research repos, structuring arguments, verifying citations, or preparing camera-ready submissions. Includes LaTeX templates, reviewer guidelines, and citation verification workflows.
Pre-submission checklist for LaTeX academic papers. Use when the user wants to submit a paper, check submission readiness, prepare camera-ready, switch to final mode, or verify a paper is ready for a conference deadline.
Use when responding to academic reviewers, planning revisions, writing rebuttals, mapping reviewer concerns, deciding concede/defend/reframe actions, or preparing camera-ready changes.
Verifies every citation in a BibTeX .bib file against Crossref, DBLP, Semantic Scholar, and arXiv to catch hallucinated, fabricated, or incorrect references before reviewers do. Use when the user says verify citations, check references, validate bibliography, check my .bib, fake or hallucinated citations, retracted paper, or DOI check — and before any draft, rebuttal, or camera-ready leaves the machine. Flags unresolvable entries (likely fabrications), author/year/venue mismatches, duplicates, and retractions, and points to the canonical record for each fix. Every skill that writes or edits citations must route new references through this gate.
Audit load-bearing paper claims against evidence in results, tables, figures, experiments, or citations. Use for claim audits, overclaiming checks, first or state-of-the-art claims, significant-result wording, prose-table number mismatches, and camera-ready or rebuttal evidence checks.
Polishes LaTeX tables and figures to publication quality. Use when a researcher mentions table formatting, booktabs, figure layout, subfigures, captions, colorblind-safe colors or palettes, cref/cleveref consistency, overfull hbox, column widths, or asks to make tables and figures look professional or camera-ready for a venue (ACM, IEEE, NeurIPS, LNCS, CHI). Converts hline-and-vertical-rule tables to booktabs, sizes columns within the page budget, lays out subfigures with subcaption, applies caption conventions per venue family (table captions above, figure captions below, ACM Description alt-text), fixes ref/cref inconsistencies, and recommends colorblind-safe palettes (Okabe-Ito, Paul Tol) using bundled stdlib-Python linters and palette generators. Edits presentation only — never alters data values, units, or results.
Builds a backwards submission timeline from a conference deadline - days remaining (AoE-aware), abstract-registration offsets, author-list freeze, OpenReview/CMT/EasyChair/HotCRP/PCS account lead times and per-system steps, supplementary-material and code size limits, reciprocal-reviewing duties, and a dual-submission audit. Use when the user wants to plan a submission, asks how long until a deadline, mentions abstract registration, submission checklist, deadline countdown, "what do I need before the NeurIPS/ICML/CHI deadline", or asks what happens after submitting (rebuttal window, notification, camera-ready). Phase-aware - produces pre-submission, under-review, and camera-ready plans from venues/ profiles and flags overdue steps.
Write conference papers (4-6 pages), poster abstracts, and prepare oral/poster presentations. Use when targeting conferences like NeurIPS, ICML, CVPR, ACL, IEEE venues, or preparing conference presentations.